Author: Charles Dittmeier
Don’t talk and drive…
Kimhorn’s wedding
Today, Kimhorn, a staff member of the Sign Language Project at the Deaf Development Programme, married Sophors, a former student at DDP when Kimhorn was studying there also. Click here to see some photos from the happy occasion.
Christmas Eve at St. Joseph Church
Christmas Eve at DDP
Decorating for Christmas at DDP
Decorating for Christmas
Today, in place of our regular Wednesday meeting, members of Maryknoll Cambodia gathered to decorate the Maryknoll office and to decorate some Christmas cookies. And then we had a wonderful spaghetti meal together with a couple colleagues who usually join us for liturgy and dinner.
Christmas Decorations
A long way but not too far….
This is Sihanouk Blvd., a major east-west thoroughfare in Phnom Penh. When I came to Cambodia in 2000, there was only one store or shop on this street that had a closed front like this shop. All the others had iron gates with folding shuttered covers like the little shop on the right in the picture. Now almost every shop is enclosed with real doors and most even have air conditioning. Above this brightly-lit store front, though, you can still see the history of the street–a wooden-walled second floor with swinging wooden shutters, not glass windows. Sihanouk Blvd. has come a long way but it hasn’t escaped its past.
Christmas Culture at DDP (Part 2)
Click here to see photos of the afternoon activities on the day when the DDP students learned about and experienced some of the ways different cultures celebrate Christmas.