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| saw quite a few weddings in cambodia and usually it takes place just outside their house with alot of loud music and bright clothing |
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| guest house that was supposed to open on 8/8/08 but wasnt opened yet... |
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| before throwing away my army sandals, jus had to take a photo of the leg tan that i got from the sandals =D |
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| the desserts here are one of the highlights of culinary adventures in cambodia. really good and they have a wide variety of diff stuff. |
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| wanted to sleep in this temple but this village guy saw me and invited me to his home to stay instead. |
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| the blue guy invited me and the red guy was his village fren. |
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| looks familiar anybody? haha |
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| they still use a charged batt for electricity around the house. when its exhausted, they will get it recharged at a local batt shop which uses a generator to charge it. |
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| spread some flour over the pan and wait for it to simmer for a while... |
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| and you have a omelette/pancake/crepe with pork fillings and veggies inside |
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| manual sugarcane machine that looked pretty hard to turn. or mayb she was jus tired. |
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| voila! and the juice flows out from the side. |
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| really good and cheap beef+pork noodle for 2000riels |
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| the dog and chicken helping me to finish off the disgusting fats which was really chewy, like rubber. |
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| the temple i stayed in near phnom penh |
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| and for some strange reason, the monk kept insisting that i take a photo of the monks working. had to listen to him or he would bother me the whole day. |
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