Kampong Cham is starting to dissapear

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Ha ha. Today was a remarkable day. Considering what has happened I'm in an amazingly good mood.

As for the house. I don't care. It was only money. What I do care about us the lies and damage done to my children by the mother and mother in law.

Those that know the full story will understand.
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Digg3r wrote:Ha ha. Today was a remarkable day. Considering what has happened I'm in an amazingly good mood.

As for the house. I don't care. It was only money. What I do care about us the lies and damage done to my children by the mother and mother in law.

Those that know the full story will understand.

lies and damage done to my children by the mother and mother in law

This part. I don't know your full story but I suffered a lot from that part.

So I think that I understand a bit.
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You seem rather sad taab...
too bad.
Why do you say sad when I simply do not like all Cambodian activities. What makes me sad is half-assed posts about how we can make all Cambodians rich, but no, even that is wrong. Such naive posts make me angry since they reveal the superficial understanding of current social and political conditions in Cambodia which are in dire need of change which will not be cured by a quick fix, but by a change in mentality. OK all foreigners have strong opinions coming from democratic countries and living or visiting in a non-democratic country. However, it is not our job to change things, but lies within the realm of responsibility of the Cambodians themselves. Oh yeah, boat races in any country would bore me to tears.
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I have raced in boat races all over the world.
I have had all the joy that you have missed. I am so sooo sorry.
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Good, you had my joy too. I didn't need to be there.
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Dara wrote:I have raced in boat races all over the world.
I have had all the joy that you have missed. I am so sooo sorry.
I used to row for my school and university...was great fun being on the water early in the morning with the rhythmic sounds of the oars , and the peace in between each stroke....
makes body and mind strong
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Quality sport attracting quality people.

Where did you paddle ?
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Dara wrote:Quality sport attracting quality people.

Where did you paddle ?

Practices was along the Menai Strait at uni and all round the rest of the UK in a crew of eight. As a school boy on the Thames and used spend a lot of time around the Isle of White all in the UK...
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