During mine and Carissa’s flight from Cambodia to India, re-watching The 100-Foot Journey was great preparation for the experience that lie ahead. The movie is about a family from India who suffers the tragic loss of their mom (and wife) leading the father to move the...
Three years ago when I spent time in Cambodia I met tuk tuk driver Mao Khvan and we became friends. When it came time to depart to the airport, it was a lovely surprise for him to bring his sweet wife Lea and precious two...
Siem Reap Cambodia’s Santa Clara Hotel - Capturing Grace on a 16 flight, 5 week journey throughout Asia As our time in Cambodia came to a close, Siem Reap’s Santa Clara hotel provided the perfect place to rest up before our 9 hours of flights to...
Caught in an unending cycle of poverty the thousands living on Tonle Sap lake are unable to overcome their status of being a people without a country. Children born to those who survive on Tonle Sap are not issued birth certificates. Those who call the...
Ever since visiting Angkor Wat in 2016 I have wanted to return. Angkor Wat was built in the first half of the 12th century and is often referred to as the eighth wonder of the world. Even though Angkor Wat is the most photographed Khmer monument,...
Each photograph represents a memorable moment in Cambodia, each is a story to be told, next stop Kochi India. ...
Carissa and I loved our stay at the Behemiaz Hotel in Phnom Penh, it was the perfect setting for processing photographs and writing stories for Alongsiders International. I have learned that trips can be so full of activity that the special moments God designed us to...
Bunhak Heng Carissa and I are so grateful to Bunhak Heng for showing us around Phnom Penh before we departed for Siem Reap Cambodia. Bunhak, took us to the Russian Market, The Mekong Delta river and the very difficult, but moving, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. Our time...
And just like that, baby girl is back! After months in Iceland, Switzerland and Germany, as well as a missed connecting flight from Singapore to here from Berlin, my always colorful little Hashibah popped up on the streets of Cambodia. Such a dream to be...
Thank you Helen and John for allowing Carol and I to call your little cottage on a cliff our home for the week. We promise to feed the chickens, watch the eagles, and water the flowers until you return. Please take your time coming home....
