Thursday, August 7, 2008
Monday, July 28, 2008
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Phnom Pehn, Cambodia
Our hotel in Phnom Penh was really nice, although all the beds we experienced in Asia were quite firm. Also, during one of my jetlagged moments of wakefulness in the middle of the night, I encountered a cockroach in the bathroom, and I quickly remembered how much I hated those things as a kid in San Antonio.
These pictures were also taken at Wat Phnom. There was an elephant ride some of the people in our group took, and the elephant was wearing shoes! (I got a kick out of that, even though I claimed to take that picture for my kids' benefit). One of the most fascinating things about Cambodia was the children. School was only a half day, so they could go either in the morning or afternoon, and so there were always children selling in the shops, especially at the tourist traps like Ankor Wat. Also, a lot of the younger children wore very little, especially since May is the hottest month of the year there, being the last month of the dry season (there are only two seasons, the wet and dry). And there were no diapers. The little boys walked around in just a shirt or nothing it all, and the little girls just wore dresses. They were so stinkin' cute, though I'll forego posting their pictures on the internet =) The children in these pictures were selling snacks and fruit, and the one little girl is balancing a container of flat bread on her head.
Kung Fu Movie
We were shopping in Stanley Market when we ran into a group of German filmmakers shooting a Kung Fu movie. I'm thinking it's going to take some serious digital enhancement to make much of this.
Hong Kong
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Hong Kong and Phnom Penh

I'm finally getting a chance to update this entry. We were on a trip to Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Cambodia from April 23rd to May 5th. We went because one of the classes for Brandon's MBA program was an international trip, and I wouldn't let him go without me.
I posted these pictures with no explanation from our hotel in Phnom Penh, just to get something up, but it was late, and we had a time limit on the hotel computers, so I gave no info. This was a shot of the Hong Kong skyline from Victoria's Peak and here's us in front of Wat Phnom, a Buddhist temple in Phnom Pehn.
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