ohlalala~ Took a tad too much vodka yesterday...
Warning, poor mixing skills here.
:/
OH, i realised i am being bitten quite badly!?
Checked myself yesterday during bathing and found out that i was hurting at quite a number of places...
BUT NV MIND! I am a strong girl! :)
and the experience was truly worthy of the bites.
So, no regrets at all.
HAHA, dearest si ling...U better go get yourself check-up okay? Go see a doctor!!!
Alrighty, now for the second day in cambodia!
23 March 2007:
Early in the morning, BREAKFAST time at the hotel!!! That reminds me of something really funny...Last night (22 march), our guide Rose told us to meet at the 6th floor for breakfast tmr morning. However, when we went into the lift, the highest floor reflected was only 5!? Then, we started to doubt the sanity of Rose...WAHAHAHAHA, O well it turned out that the 6th floor-the twilight zone, really exist. You have to climb the stairs. HAHA
After brekkie was the gathering at the CSCC for briefing of the day's event. We were all separated into groups to install the coms at different places. Si ling went to Don Bosco-a sch, while i was to remain at CSCC...THE WHOLE DAY WAS SUPER BORING. tsktsk
WHY?
Becos the coms at CSCC were all fully fixed up and all!? All we could do was just to set up the operating system and then install microsoft office...
B.O.R.I.N.G
and there were like only 2 cds only and 4 pple...
WoW, perfect time to stone and adsorb the darn sunrays...
and i ended up chatting with this cambodia guy. He turned out to be a undergraduate who majored in IT!!! omg, imagine my embarrassment. He is like a 100 times more proficient in computers than i am!? haha, damn paiseh man.
Eventually, i got so sick and tired at the CSCC that i requested miss vicky to kindly bring me to Don Bosco...HAH, yes, she brought me there!!! AND the rest of the day was WOW! Super interesting! I get to see sooooooooooo many young kids!!! SO small and adorable. :)
But they are really quite poor things!?
Basically, compared to here, they are really being deprived of so many things that we often taken for granted here.
Food for example? I have seen how this girl actually picks up a biscuit from the EXTREMELY dirty floor and puts it into her mouth!?
And they are really happy to see foreigners? haha, that's a new discovery! They will crowd around you and hold your hands? haha, pure bliss! I love babies and kids too much man!
The kids there are really very friendly.
After that, it was the routine of having our dinner and sharing session...
After which, of course, TIME to sleep...
Hello World!!! That's my account of the second day in cambodia... :)
foryou, a thousandtimesover
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