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From the monthly archives: September 2008
Cambodian young boy was killing hen for making food. He said that it is because the hen does not lay egg in her nest, sometimes laying egg here and there. Therefore, he had to kill her for food. Maybe, it is not good excuse. It is because he wanted to eat chicken meat. Right? [...]
Those guys are friends of mine, playing cards while we had lunch together at my friend’s restaurant, located on the BoengKok Lake, filling in mud and sand mix by private company. Until now, we all do not meet so often like before because those of them are so busy with their work and business. [...]
Normally, I was commuting from my workplace to my house but yesterday evening the monsoon rain was falling heavily. Meanwhile, the crowds of passengers traveling along the streets in Phnom Penh rushed to home. Most of motorists put on raincoat and some of whom did not. Most of them always keep it with them, [...]
Yesterday evening, after big headache at workplace, I went to BBQ restaurant with a group of Cambodian bloggers. Fortunately, the rain stopped. We all set up this unplanned party quickly. It is because that we are stressed out of the routine work, therefore we made decision to have BBQ together in order to relax [...]
More than 80 percent of Cambodian people are dependent on agriculture, especially those in countryside. Farming rice in Cambodia mostly depends on the rainwater rather than the irrigation systems. This year, some areas, which do not received the minimum amount of rain needed for rice cultivation, are causing problems for the rice farmers to [...]
Most of Cambodian people in remote rural areas always are afraid of getting fake dollar note after selling their land. It is because that they rarely have big amount of dollars in their hand. By the way, they are hard to distinguish the original or fake money. In order to avoid receiving the counterfeit [...]
BarCamp Phnom Penh is the first-ever event held in Cambodia on August 20, 2008 at the conference hall of Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center (CJCC), which is home to 400 participants. This event will be organized by Cambodian youths. They are voluntarily working by seeking funding support from private companies [...]
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