Riding Through it All ...

:-D beauties and the BEASTS lolz... This is totally classic!!! The couple!!! Me, being squeezed inwards!!!!! walking down the aisle, hand in hand!!! How did it feel like? Khyleng must be over the moon! His speech, though was made in Khmer, still sounded pretty much the same as Chinese. Thy--Koung's alleged TARGET The threesome were indulging themselves though technically they were the ONLY three dancing!

See that protruding thing in there? It marks the border line... This is our bus!! We traveled by our own cars from home, but we all crammed into this bus once we crossed over. And that guy over there was our guide. He was freaking funny! Though Vietnamese by origin, he could sing Khmer damn well lolz.. Sui Tieng, or whatever it is called...The amusement park. Saw a lot of Khmers there. Even saw Tro's brother lolz...What a coincidence!!! 4D experience! The old got young again!!! Family photo:-D It was shot four times before my dad could show off that smile lolz... It was 5 in the morning when I first arrived at Nha Trang! It was a long tedious day...but worth it, after all:-D Er...guess my presence sort of spoilt the scenery, yeah? Having breakfast in front of our hotel at Nha Trang. After using body language to communicate for so long, we realized the waiter could speak English...What the heck!!!

The Underwater World Could you see me in there? An enjoying and thrilling "spin" indeed!! We were those with the guts to take that roller-coaster ride on the background!!!! In the cable car. A 3km ride... Mom and dad getting sweet lolz...

Just managed to talk to one of my close friends via Facebook. I was shocked to realize that he wanted to commit suicide yesterday! If he really had done it, I wouldn't have had a chance to talk to him today. And perhaps never again. I tried to ask him questions to unearth what the motive was. But he was trying to shut me out. Considering the distance between us, I was not surprised. I still assured him I would be there lending an ear should he need someone, though. It was purely familial and personal, according to him. He said it was the toughest and most difficult situation. And I knew it must have been indeed tough and difficult, given the fact that he had always been one of the most determined and perseverant with nerve of steel. Someone I knew would never surrender or give in easily. After talking to him for a while, I guess I could vaguely make out what was behind all the misery. But the last thing I wanted to do was to make wild assumptions. Anyway he claims he is fine now, b

At my house

I read the paper this morning, and I came across this editorial entitled Harry Potter and the Chamber of Khmer Secrets. Well I was immediately drawn to it the moment my both eyes were laid upon its very headline. Though I had never liked reading the Opinion Section in any newspaper, I was more than willing to give it a go. I was very pleased at the sight of J. K. Rowling in the article. I was under the impression that she was going to pay Cambodia a visit or something. But it was before long that I found out that she had donated the rights of translating the second volume of Harry Potter series, the story of a magical saga of a three teenage students, to Cambodia. What an honour! The translated version is expected to play a part in encouraging the Cambodian kids to take up reading as their habit. Since the story takes the reader's hand into the magical world so perfectly brought to life by J. W. Rowling, it is much anticipated that the kids will be mesmerized by all the flying bro