A record of the travels, experiences, and observations of one “Paco,” aka, Richard Dervin.
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This blog contains an account of my experiences as a member of the VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas) working and living in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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- Fourth of July message
- Nearly one year down….
- The King’s Birthday and Ploughing Day
- Basic Rules of Education, and skip the eel unless you love it
- Crashing weddings and cycles
- Chinese New Year
- Case of the Missing Moto (and then some)
- Merry Christmas!
- Lucky Moto, Lucky Choir
- Anchovies, duck eggs, and disappearing eels
- The Tonle Sap, the Tonle Bassac, and the Tonle Mekong
- Chuam Ben: Cambodian All Souls’ Day
- Back in business!
- A delay…
- A flipped computer, language training, and gender equity
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2 responses so far ↓
Raymond Condon // October 6, 2007 at 10:05 pm |
Dick,
Boy, are you a lucky man, that has a daughter who can set up a blog for her dad. I have been hearing about your “missives” as Aunt R refers to them.
I told J that I wasn’t on your list so she kindly forwarded your site to me. After a quick perusal of your postings, it may take a while before I make a substantive response. Hope all is well with you. You are quite the advenerous one.
Ray, the Minnesota transplant
Mike Weston // October 12, 2007 at 2:09 pm |
Julie….great idea and terrific execution of putting up the blog for your Dad.
Dick…incisive cultural comments, Mitchner-like descriptions of the terra with a generous dollup of Irish humor.
Of the billions of blogs on the Net, yours is one well worth reading.,
Carry on!
Mike