Cambodia Photos: Day 3

Alrighty. Looking through I don't think there's much photos for Day 3, primarily because we spent so much time playing with the children at the orphanage. In the morning we would have teaching responsibilities; pity there are so few teaching photos! Oh well. This is Savuth (pronounced Sah-voot) busy at work, so I just got a shot. At that time I still didn't know his name, but now I'm pleased to say that I now know most of their names. Go me! Haha.

Righty-o. This is the front of the Centre, looks really spiffy even though it's not very big. Hooray for minimalism!

This is a candid (fluke) shot I took just before we visited Cornerstone orphanage. That there is one of the primary one boys peeking at these visitors from Singapore. I love how it turned out, especially since I'd taken it blindly. It would be nicer if it was bigger and clearer though, but blogger shrinks it, darn, and well if you take photos from inside a moving bus you can't expect much.

Two sweet little Cambodian orphans! I want to go back and visit them one day...

This is Ruth, the Japanese woman who runs the orphanage. The children call her mummy, so cute! The little girl there is Liza (Lisa? Anyway.) and she's so adorable! Very quiet at first, but she can be quite social if she gets to know you.

And our star, little Naomi! She's a very active child, and quite boisterous too. She loves to dance and sing...Cute right?

That's all I've got for Day 3. We were all so tired out from playing with the kids (getting on in years, we are) that we didn't do very much for the rest of the day. At least, I didn't take that many photos. Well there are plenty more of those to come, so just sit tight!