Hello! You may have been wondering what we've been doing these past few weeks. The short answer is not much, but the long answer is detailed more below if you care to follow it.
A typical Phnom Penh day for us entails biking to the gym and (usually) getting fresh cane juice before or after:
Afterwards, it's essential that we fuel our bodies, so we then go get "breakfast" of pork and rice...or is it dog and rice? Who knows!?
After that, it's back home for some work, napping, and any other shenanigans we can think of! So far, we've done some temples, a first-class movie theater (reclining beds, blankets, welcome drink, popcorn...all for a whopping $10 bucks), a lot of biking here and there--with a few day-trip bike adventures, a circus/acrobat show, teeth cleaning, and general doctors visits (either in person or via texts and emails to an old-student-who-is-now-a-doctor-and-is-awesome) for all the mysterious illnesses that this type of travel brings us (and no, that is not a black eye that we gave Sila, and no, we have no idea what it's from but after a blood test, it was confirmed that he's had dengue in the past...whoops and eek! The picture of my leg is after flying from Kenya--we think some of my varicose veins bled...yuck!). Hope you're all well. Much love.
Loving all the photos! Glad you guys are enjoying a happy place! Miss you bunches!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading. Miss you guys, too! Happy New Year!
DeleteHi guys, it’s Carole! Merry Christmas to you 3; miss you.
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DeleteWhat an awesome typical day! Reminds me of Croatia with the biking and eating fresh foods. Thanks for including all the health stuff! It's so interesting to see the realities of long term travel like that. Glad everyone seems to be okay.
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