Miscellany
Everything for “ARSENAL”
Accidentally, I shot a Vespa parking outside the restaurant in Phnom Penh, bearing the word “Everything for ARSENAL”. I just read this word, I can make conclusion that the motor’s owner really supports and likes football team “ARSENAL”. And then I asked my friend that who was the owner of this motorbike. Hahaha, in fact, […]
Farewell party
Last Friday, I joined party organized by Sopheap. She was awarded scholarship for continuing her master degree in International Relation at International University in Japan. In Cambodia, she received two diplomas in Economic from Pannasastra University of Cambodia and International Relation from University of Cambodia.
She left Cambodia on June 30. Before leaving for Japan, she […]
Politics is game for politicians
Many and many Cambodian people had been killed during the cold war by fellow Khmer. Why have Khmer killed Khmer? When will they stop killing? Why do they not unite and live together to develop the country? The people always expect that they would be living peacefully after the cold war was finished and the […]
Car crushed into glasses shop
In the early morning on Saturday, I spotted the event that the luxury car (Lexus) crushed into the glasses shop, Morden Optics, located along Sihanouk Blvd at the corner of traffic light and broke the metal door. This event happened at night while shop closed. When I was at the scene, I did not see […]
Booming building construction to leave consequences for people
Taking a glance around Phnom Penh, we really make conclusion that our country is developing fast if comparing with the last decade. Most of development is the real estate. The unused plot of land in middle of capital and outskirt has been fulfilled in on which high-newly buildings are being constructed and resting. These reflect […]
Gift-giving not equal to vote purchasing
Three sarongs showing on my blog are the gifts that my cousin received from a political party official last week at her home. A woman approached my cousin’s home and then told her to thumbprint on the book bearing the names of her, her mother and husband. Those are eligible to vote for upcoming national […]
