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Toothbrush Fairies Kathy and Heidi thank the Bangkok Thai Air VIP lounge hostesses who donated toothbrushes for those whose luggage was left in Washington DC. |
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Clowns Crying Viewing the monument at the killing fields, one of hundreds of such fields in the country. Many of the skulls of the dead are stacked inside separated by age and gender. One shelf for females over 60, one for middle age, one for young adult, and one for child, one for infant females. Other racks were for male skulls. |
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Open Grave Over one hundred murdered Cambodian citizens were in this shallow open grave. They were headless. It is essentially a pit into which the bodies were thrown, the grave is one of many at the site. |
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The truth cannot be buried Esteban looks at the edge of a bone coming to the surface of the walking path at the killing field. See the patch of white in the shadow of his knee and hand. |
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Crying Clowns At the "killing fields" outside Phnom Penh, the guide picks up a baby tooth from the ground under the tree where many were brutally killed and thrown into a pile. All weeped, including the guide who lost many family members to the reign of the Red Khmer. |
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Happy Today HIV infected child enloys the clowns at Mary Knoll's |
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Faces in the Crowd Large groups form for picture taking at Mary Knoll, Phnom Penh. |
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The Littlest Angel John holds a young child who is just starting her HIV medication. The others at Mary Knoll who come in looking cachetic fill out and perk up quickly thanks to the medicine provided them. |
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"Street Kids" learn At Friends, in Phnom Penh, children from the street get an education and learn trades. A wonderful and effective organization. The teacher spoke Khmer and French. |
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Gin GIn leads the dance Gin organizes a fun circle danse for orphans. |
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Is it real? Everywhere, the ladies, children and men enjoyed touching Steve to see if he was truly that big. He was. They all smiled. There are no fat Cambodians. |
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Bug Ladies Street vendors in Siem Reap selling beetles, grasshoppers, whole birds, and spiders; all fried. |
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A hard climb John and Wildman are at the top in the doorway while A. Zagnut makes the climb to the upper reaches of Angkor Wat. |
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2 A-holes Patch and statue at Angkor Wat. Patch is on the left. |