Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Give me these days of orange sunsets and long motorbike rides, give me these days of grilled shrimp and cold beer, give me these days of meeting new people and of getting to know others a little bit better, give me these days of throwing grenades into ponds and seeing cities by tuk-tuk, give me these days of convincing everyone we are twins, give me these days of learning things I never knew before, give me these days of rain and sun and smiles forever and ever, amen.
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that you made name bracelets and switched them, that is perfect. i can’t wait to hear more about your travel partner (who featured in the three most recent blog posts–just noting!) and i totally agree, time flies when it’s awesome.
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holy crap are those LOBSTERS on that tray! oh i’m soooooooooooooooooooooo craving seafood now!
wait a sec…i just enlarged the pics – are those freakin’ SHRIMPS! so HUGE?! Ohmygosh I need to head to Sihanoukville……
Kerri – They were actually matching bracelets, we combined our surnames to make one superawesome twin surname. And yes, there are stories. xx
K – I believe those are lobsters in that photo, but we ate an assortment of delicious seafood; the barracuda was especially amazing!!