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| That's me in the middle.PHARY, FOR THE REGISTER |
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The kids at a candy stand outside of Kampong Trach. |
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Here are a couple reasons we love Cambodia. These kids live in a village outside of Kep that harvests sea salt. |
BY TOM GORDON
THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER (California, USA)
EDITOR'S NOTE: Tom Gordon, an editor at The Register, is starting a nonprofit that will sell Cambodian pepper in the United States. The money raised will help a group that works to help retrain former sex workers in Cambodia This is the last of a three-part story.
I learned something in 2010.
I learned that your life – no matter how orderly and planned – can be turned upside down in seconds.
On the afternoon of May 13 I was sitting at my desk at The Register's Anaheim office doing what I normally do: supervising coverage of murderers, child molesters, traffic accidents, gas leaks and the like. I got message from photographer Bruce Chambers about a traffic accident that had closed Main Street at Sycamore in West Orange.
Close to my house, I thought.
Bruce was on the way. It was one of a dozen accidents we cover during the course of a week.
Please click here to read more...
I learned something in 2010.
I learned that your life – no matter how orderly and planned – can be turned upside down in seconds.
On the afternoon of May 13 I was sitting at my desk at The Register's Anaheim office doing what I normally do: supervising coverage of murderers, child molesters, traffic accidents, gas leaks and the like. I got message from photographer Bruce Chambers about a traffic accident that had closed Main Street at Sycamore in West Orange.
Close to my house, I thought.
Bruce was on the way. It was one of a dozen accidents we cover during the course of a week.
Please click here to read more...
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