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October 30, 2009

Moon Festival plan

Filed under: Weekend — by សុភា @ 10:27 PM

This year could be the first year for me after I missed the Moon Festival almost 6 years. I leaved Cambodia to Vietnam since 2003 and from that year on, I never attended the Moon Festival in Cambodia at all.

This year, I just came back to my home-sweet-home again in the named of a Pharmacist and now i can enjoy the festival with all my relative and my friends.

Tomorrow morning (31/10/2009), one of my old friend is going to get married and i can’t miss this opportunity, i really want to see all my old friends and i want to share the happy with the bride and groom.

I will take some photos and i will share with you…

kekeke

August 9, 2009

Offline at T&C Cofe

Filed under: Weekend — by សុភា @ 9:31 AM

After about a month that we have graduated from Hanoi, finally we can join offline at T&C cafe together.

We’ve been very busy to find the job and busy with our job as well. The cafe in here is very different from any cafe in VN….I’ll tell you guys later about the differences between the cafe in VN and in Cambodia!.. hehe

June 21, 2009

Harry Porter book in Khmer…

Filed under: Opinion, Weekend — by សុភា @ 8:26 AM

VOA in Khmer had this news since June 2, 2009 but I just see it today.

Relief Group To Reprint Harry Potter Books
By Poch Reasey, VOA Khmer
Washington
02 June 2009

A US-Japan aid group has received permission from the author of the Harry Potter book series to translate her second book royalty-free and sell it in Cambodia.

Bernie Krisher, head of American Assistance for Cambodia/Japan Relief for Cambodia, and Neou Ty, his assistant, told “Hello VOA” Thursday that they had recently received permission from the Christopher Little Literary Agency, agents to JK Rowling, to publish her second book, “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.”

Several years ago, Krisher received permission to translate and publish her first book, “Harry Potter and the Socerer’s Stone.” The first book cost $2 per copy to print but sell at a loss for only $0.60 to make it more affordable for Cambodian children.

“I would like to urge parents to encourage their children to read more books to continue our reading culture,” Neou Ty said Thursday.

The group is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to improving opportunities for the youth and rural poor in Cambodia.

Founded in 1993 by American journalist Bernie Krisher, the organization operates interlinked programs across Cambodia in the areas of education, health, rural development, and technology.

One “Hello VOA” listener wanted to know if he can buy the book in his hometown.

Unfortunately, Neou Ty said, the books are currently only being sold in Phnom Penh. He was looking for a way to distribute them in the provinces, he said.

I’ll buy one when I go back to Cambodia. :P

32ºC at 12:00 AM :O ??

Filed under: Weekend — by សុភា @ 12:27 AM

untitledមិនដែលជួបសោះឡើយលោកអីយ ៣២ºC នៅម៉ោង ១២ យប់នោះ ឥឡូវនិងបានជួបហើយ ពិបាក់ទ្រាំដល់កហើយ។ ពេលព្រឹកមិនទាន់ទាំងបានគេងស្រួលបួលផង ល្បង “ត្រុងតឹម” គាត់លេងដាប់អាងទឹកទាំងព្រឹក កក្រើកអស់ទាំងក្បាលត្រូវបង្ខំចិត្តភ្ញាក់ពីគេង ទាំងមិនអស់អាល័យ។

ពេលព្រឹកគ្រាន់តែបើកភ្នែកភ្លាមស្រាប់តែបាន ទទួលនូវកំដៅដ៏អស្ចារ្យពីសំណាក់​ព្រះអង្គម្ចាស់ ដែលស្ទើរតែទ្រាំមិនបាន។

ពេលថ្ងៃត្រង់វិញមិនបាច់ថ្លាថ្លែងស្អីទេ គ្រាន់តែកំដៅឡើងដល់ ៣៨, ៣៩ºC ហើយមានថ្ងៃខ្លះឡើងដល់ ៤១,៤២ºC ផងក៏មាន។ និយាយរួមទៅ នៅ ហាណួយសព្វថ្ងៃនេះ ដូចនៅក្នុងឡ​ ដុតនំប៊័ងចឹង។ ចង់ក្លាយជាសាច់ក្រៀមបាត់ហើយ។

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