DaBigSpenDawg

I just went to Cambodia earlier this year and it really is a wonderful country. The people were incredibly friendly despite the fact that most of them over the age of 40 lived through all that horror. Each had their own tragic stories to tell, and listening to them was one of the best parts of my trip. Instead of focusing on all the terrible things that happened to the Cambodian people, what were some of the most inspiring displays of humanity that you witnessed during that time? I read Chanrithy Him's "When Broken Glass Floats" and if it hadn't been for the moments of kindness between people in the book I don't think I could've finished it.

Wow. I'm so sorry. It seems that even the moments when others were trying to do good, it was to their own detriment. I'm very glad you made it through that time and are still with us today, trying to make a difference.