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Cold Turkey from Oreos!
... to observe the Khmer English lesson and the man was so late! I had made some games for them to practice conversations but I thought I'm not taking the class cos he isn't here and it is his responsibility. I could have done it but thought why should I. Such a *****. So went to the other class and sat with a by who needs help as the Swiss lady still wasn't back. It's lesson was pretty awful to watch there wasn't much English spoken half of them weren't listening and it all seemed a bit of ...
Phnom Penh
... Fields for execution. Anybody who was a suspect was killed and a lot of the time there entire family was killed with them just in case they were anti-revolutionary as well. Out of nearly 20,000 prisoners there were only seven survivors.
After that I went out to visit the Killing Fields at Choeng Ek. There are ...
The Killing Fields
... was eerily quiet and tranquil for a place which had seen so much pain and anguish.
Further mass grave sites were visible as we moved around the site in an anti-clockwise manner, the ground looked almost moonlike with large craters all marking excavations of mass graves. We stopped briefly to see a glass case which is used to store bones and rags which rise to the surface from time to time, due to erosion, and then we came to possibly the most disturbing ...
The Work Week- A full 3 days!
... yet of what I will be doing in Vietnam but I'll be there for a week!
School has been good! I had two of my lessons observed and they went really well despite my minor breakdown the day before when I was trying to plan them. I was able to overcome my belief that I was going to be fired on the spot and the lessons went pretty well. I sometimes feel that my breakdowns are not necessary- I am just really good at panicking. I have struggled with ...
The killing fields.
... your of the prison with useful information and a range of photographic evidence, while the audio guide at Choeung Ek was informative and sensitive, setting the perfect tone for the visit. I began the day knowing very little about the Cambodian atrocities, and by the end of the day I felt all my questions had been answered. To think this cruelty occurred less than 30 years ago, and is still happening around the world today makes me feel ashamed to be human. Will we ever ...
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