Chickens at my house woooooo
Girls in the van (we stuffed 30 people in) on the way to Battambang
The wife of the driver, the owner of the van, hanging out the window to make more space inside
Our team! At the school where we stayed
In front of the Taa Dambong monument in Battambang
Two of my favorite students, See Lain and S'rai Owen hanging out in the classroom where we slept
I washed all the uniforms after we got back. This is them hanging up on my fence in my yard. I washed all the socks, too! My hands hurt afterwards.
At Wat T'moh Dup, a cave-wat near my town
My friend Bong Mahp who sells school supplies and sews near my school. I study Khmer with her once a week. She's awesome. This is from when Joe, Joel, and I went with her to her mom's house to the East.
The extended family with whom we ate on top of Bokor
Beautifully cloudy, the edge of the world at the top
The old casino, deserted for more than 20 years
After our successful descent, on the way out
Advertisements for cobra wine in multiple languages near the waterfront in Luang Prabang. Super sweet.
Lao Omelette. Delightful. The chef called her younger assistant over to talk to us in English when she saw us. Also on the waterfront.
On the boat to Nong Khiew.
Working elephants, pulling logs
View from the boat
On our hike in Muang Ngoi Neua
Laotian flag on top of Phu Si in Luang Prabang, blue sky
Joe at the top of Phu Si, Luang Prabang below him
Lao nom (cabbage leaf around lemongrass pouch of stuff), Hmong needlepoint that Joe bought
At Wat Phu Champasak, peeping in
Pine trees! on the Bolaven Plateau in Paksong outside our guesthouse
Carvings at Wat Phu
From the boat from which we dolphin-watched in Kratie
Crazy duck egg on the bus ride back to Phnom Penh from Kratie
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