10 Reasons I love Cambodia!
1. 1. The Khumer Coiff…these Cambodian men have quite the head of hair!! Thick, black, and cut in stylish angles and lengths. Balding is not a 
problem here.
2. 2. Drinks in a bag! If you don’t have time to sit and drink your coke or coffee, don’t worry! They will double bag it up with ice securely banded with a convenient straw sticking out the top. You’re good to go!
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Pink toilet paper…apparently pink is the fad color here. Cars, helmets, clothing, and even toilet paper don this popular color.4.
4. Pajamas in public! We are not really sure what time exactly it becomes ok to change into pajamas…but all we do know is that when we go to class at 3 there aren’t too many out and about, but when we leave at 5, women everywhere are sporting their personal preferences of patterned pajama tops and bottoms. And we are talking everywhere: riding on motos, doing exercise in the park, shopping in the market…even on dates!
4. Pajamas in public! We are not really sure what time exactly it becomes ok to change into pajamas…but all we do know is that when we go to class at 3 there aren’t too many out and about, but when we leave at 5, women everywhere are sporting their personal preferences of patterned pajama tops and bottoms. And we are talking everywhere: riding on motos, doing exercise in the park, shopping in the market…even on dates!
5. $3 pedicures…yep, your feet can be beautified for a mere 3 dollars! I had mine done the other day and the money went to charity!! FYI, my aunt would be proud that I chose blue for my toes J
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6. Street food – naturally because I am a Denman, I love fair food…and here you can have fair food any time you step out your front door. Steamed fresh
corn on the cob, popcorn, fried seafood on a stick, crepe type roll ups with orange zest spread…the options are endless!
6. Street food – naturally because I am a Denman, I love fair food…and here you can have fair food any time you step out your front door. Steamed fresh
corn on the cob, popcorn, fried seafood on a stick, crepe type roll ups with orange zest spread…the options are endless! 
7. 7. Iced coffee/fruit smoothies- from 50 cents to $2.00 you can get a strong iced coffee or amazing seasonal fresh fruit smoothie to help cool off in the intense heat and stickiness of Cambodia
8. 8. 8. Motos/ Tuk Tuks– This is probably my most favorite thing about Cambodia…Motos and Tuk-tuks are the easiest way to get around town. Riding on the back of a moto makes you feel free as a bird, 
and riding in the back of a tuk-tuk definitly gives you a feeling of royalty being carted around 🙂
and riding in the back of a tuk-tuk definitly gives you a feeling of royalty being carted around 🙂9. Our Students: They make us laugh all the time and we have enjoyed so much getting to know each of them! We have loved teaching them everyday, but even more we have enjoyed hanging out with them outside of class through parties and outings on the town.
10. The Cox Family: We have been living with Chris and Victoria Cox this month. They work for ELIC teaching English here in Cambodia. They were blessed with a big house with extra rooms, so they blessed us with a nice house to live in. They have three great little girls we have had the privelage of playing with, which makes us feel like big sisters and brothers 🙂
