Mekong dolphins "almost extinct"

Kimsoeun has finished translating the book. It will be published soon. Have a look on the Fount of Wisdom web site.

This is how my husband likes to eat snails: pulling them out of their shells one by one and dipping them in sauce.

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“Da” is what a 17-year-old girl calls my husband. It’s the Khmer word for “grandfather” – so that means if she addressed me I would be “yiya...

We thought it was ironic that our tuk tuk driver's name was Duch. We were going to visit a mass grave museum and the guy taking us ther...

We left Phnom Penh at 5am, bright at early on Saturday(11th). No wait- it wasn’t bright yet, it was quite dark. We spent the next few days w...

I had been walking around thestreets that afternon and noticed most people had set out a table with flowers, food and incense sticks. Cambo...

Around this time of year people are celebrating New Year by throwing powder at each other! Also there are lots of games and dancing. On Kron...

Do you have management skills? A group of missionaries here is in need of some help ASAP, click here to find out more. Spoken Khmer is not a...

Hot season means more power cuts than usual. Our area of town has had no power for the last few days! As we live on campus we benefit from t...

There is always lots of construction going on around here. The last few months our roads have been full of earth movers and different detour...

Wedding marquees are often set up on a road, as I mentioned before. The other Sunday there was one right outside our church! We had to walk ...

We mentioned in a previous post that the church at Preach Vihear was meeting in someone's house. Unfortunately that can't happen any...