Posts Tagged "Phnom Penh"

APAD 288: Sun-drying

Posted by The Insider on Dec 23, 2014 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, Cambodia life, Cycle 2, Expat Life, That's My World, What's On in Cambodia | 2 comments

I was watering plants in our veranda the other day when I saw these giant cushions in vibrant colours out for drying.

The sun’s up – let its rays do the wonders for the cushions.

I love the colours! I want cushions for my living room, too. I wonder now where my neighbour got them. If only one of them goes out of their house more often then I would’ve the chance to ask her.

I would like to take this opportunity to greet you all, my blogger friends, a happiest holidays! May we all have a brighter, happier and more prosperous 2015!

APAD 286: Tchou-tchou

Posted by The Insider on Dec 18, 2014 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Cambodia life, Cycle 2, Expat Life, Signs of Times, That's My World, What's On in Cambodia | 1 comment

A privatem bi-lingual day-care and kindergarten in Phnom Penh.

APAD 285: Shopping

Posted by The Insider on Dec 16, 2014 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Cambodia life, Cycle 2, That's My World, What's On in Cambodia | 0 comments

… under the great dome of Psah Thmey (Central Market) in Phnom Penh.

APAD 279: Yoga

Posted by The Insider on Nov 27, 2014 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Cambodia life, Cycle 2, That's My World, What's On in Cambodia | 2 comments

I’m excited about this!

Cambodia Yoga is just a few doors away from where I live.

No more terrifying motorbike ride to the city where I take my usual yoga class. No more migraine-inducing traffic.  Cambodia Home Yoga is located in my neighbourhood in Tuol Kork/Tuol Sangkeo and just two shakes of a lamb’s tail to get there from my apartment.

APAD 277: Images

Posted by The Insider on Nov 25, 2014 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Cambodia life, Cycle 2, That's My World, What's On in Cambodia | 3 comments

This is another altar found inside between two huge boulders. See this post. There are two images of the Buddha, one of which is reclining. The third statue is of someone, looking emaciated. I could not understand the guide though regarding the relevance of the emaciated statue to the Buddhas. Perhaps another reason for a road trip there. This is why exploring the countryside is fun, investigate like Indiana Jones and learn folk stories!