I look at you, you look at me

I am on my way to the airport this morning. We are flying to Siem Reap in Cambodia, to see the big temples. I was up early this morning again to see the monks walk down the street to collect rice. A couple of them recognized me from the past few days and smiled at me. That was pretty cool.


I have quite a few email addresses now, and will try and keep in touch with the monks I met. They all study english, and love the opportunity to practice with a real-live english-speaking person. Like me. Is that grammatically correct? Did I misspell grammatically?


One of the monks took this picture of me. Some of them seem to love having a camera in their hands, taking pictures of their friends and of us. It is a great way to connect, which is what it's all about.

When I am in Siem Reap, the tour leader is going to take me to the children's hospital and introduce me to a couple of people there who do relief work. I'm looking forward to it.