So, here's another interesting fact of life for rural Cambodia: if you live in the sticks, and you're waiting for your taxi to leave, but no one else seems to want to go to your destination, you'll be waiting for 2 hours, like I am right now. Is this typical? No. But, it's not unusual. I don't live in the sticks, but Kenny does, and I'm visiting him; there's a wedding there that I'm attending. Anyhow, it's hot, but thankfully there's shade as the taxi stand is in the market. It's actually kind of nice (I think I wrote this in an earlier post), because I have the chance to read up on the news without much distraction. You know, as much as there really isn't in this town, I kinda like it here (The taxi stand is in Svay, the provincial town). There's a great group of people in this province, and I'll be sad to see a couple of them leave. Anyhow, MST (Mid-Service Training) is in a week and a half. I look forward to seeing everyone; there are some people I haven't seen in months! Well, that's about all. Thanks for listening to me babble while I wait for a taxi; I'm still waiting.
Keep well.
Talk to you soon,
Garrett
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