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Another farewell
This week we had another farewell at the Deaf Development Programme as our social worker, Tay Vannarith (R), bade farewell to the rest of the DDP staff. Vannarith set up our social work program eight years ago and has been a faithful and dedicated source of help to the deaf community that will be sorely missed.
Visitors from Malaysia / Tuesday
The visitors returned from Siem Reap this evening and we went to a final dinner together. Click here for a photo from the restaurant. Tomorrow morning early they fly back to Malaysia.
[Somehow, somewhere the photos from Thursday and Saturday have been misplaced! If I ever find them on my computer, I’ll let you know!]
Signs from MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Give teachers books, not guns. |
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Visitors from Malaysia / Friday
On their first full day in Cambodia, our visitors from the Catholic deaf program in Malaysia visited the Deaf Development Programme. Click here to see some of those pictures.
Signs from MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
There are gun people, non-gun people, and then there are children |
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Visitors from Malaysia
The past three days we have had a visit from members of the Catholic deaf community in Malaysia. Click here to see their activities on Sunday. Photos from their first three days will come later (when they are found!)
Signs from MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
You can put a silencer on a AR-15 but not on our voices. |
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The cost of progress
This is a street near the Salesian Sisters Technical School for Girls in Tuol Kork. It used to be a fairly big tree-shaded avenue. Now it’s getting even bigger but without the trees. All that is left of them are big stumps like the one above as the trees were sacrificed for progress.
Signs from MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
I want to live and learn, please? |
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