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From the monthly archives: May 2006
Woowwww……. She is very sexy sexy. Her name is Pupy, she is not girl, but gay. She is the actress. Don’t fall in love with her if you do, you will be disappointed by her. Photo by Sophonrith.
On 15 May 2006, Internet Party was organized by Khmer.ws in BS Department Store with a big numbers of participants from different private companies, NGOs and Students. This photo had been taken by Sophonrith.
Cambodians people consider 20 May as “Day of Anger” for victims and victioms’ family during the Pol Pot-ruled regime in 1975-79. Every year, Cambodians always mark this day in order to remember Khmer Rouge time and souls of the dead by execution, overwork, starvation and so on.
However, I was born in Pol [...]
Every morning, I always leave my house at around 7:00 am for my workplace. This morning around 7:00, 19 May 2006, I reached the point of accident in front of Mong Deyal along Moa Sengtong Boulevard. At the time I saw young girl riding bike and falling instantly to the ground about 50 meters from [...]
Nearly 1 year, I have never heard from one of my best friends, Lay Sambo, living abroad. Even in the country, I rarely met them. Today is the lucky day that I talked with him online living in Australia. Right now, he was married to Cambodian woman in Australia with a son and then he [...]
I read article published by Cambodia Daily on “Janpanes Man trying to revive Khmer Pepper”. It is every interested because japanese, Hirononu Kurata, 36, have been growing a 1 hectare of pepper farm in Koh Kong province in 1997. He is a former aid worker who supported refugeer returning to the country in the 1993 [...]
Think for a moment about an important goal you have- something you’re certain you want to achieve in life. There are the keys to being self-motivated.
Desire: Motivation starts a sense of desire…when you want something you become motivated to get it (Devis Waitley). Belief: Your chances of success in any undertaking can always be [...]
Cambodia is among the least developed countries (LDCs) over the world. There are more than 85 percent of population depending on agriculture sector.
According to World Bank’s report, poverty in Cambodia is overwhelmingly a rural phenomenon. In 2004 about 91% of the poor lived in rural areas. Poverty reduction is the government policy to increase [...]
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