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a day in the life in cambodia

 

wake up. 

sweat. 

 

stand up. 

sweat. 

 

pass out (because you’re extremely dehydrated and it’s not even funny). 

sweat. 

 

sit down. 

sweat. 

 

7 fans. 

sweat. 

 

ah yes, life in cambodia. 

 

my day normally starts out waking up to the beautiful sun and the beautiful monk chants and the beautiful view of zebus. 

 

i walk downstairs at 6:30 am to see the men cooking breakfast (doughnuts) or team abundance cooking breakfast (spinach & onion eggs + fruit + bread). 

 

i then get ready for ministry, and we head out the door on a very cute blue tuk tuk at 7:15 am. 

 

my ministry consists of working in a library & cafe here in battambang! it’s quite slow most days but the atmosphere is filled with so much peace. 

 

after my shift ends at 11:30 am, i head to lunch. normally this is curry, fried noodles with egg, or leftovers from the dinner before. 

 

from lunch, gracie, lexi, abby, and i walk a few miles to gather ingredients needed for feeding a small army of 29. the market is a very interesting place. it’s filled with smells of sweet mango and rank fish, but the best part is 4 huge bags of veggies is normally under $5. 

 

we head home and start chopping and stirring and dancing and singing. every dinner time is a dance recital and a concert all in one. 

 

after dinner, we have various activities such as worship, sweating, hanging out, sweating, goofing around, getting ready for bed, and sweating. 

 

life here in the bodes is slow, sweet, and sweaty.

 

thank you so much for reading this! 

 

much love, 

kori 

5 Comments

  1. I think this is my favorite yet. I love it!. I laughed out loud and believe me I needed to do that. I have been crying most of today because this is my first Mother’s Day in 74 years without my Mother. I had her a long time. I know she is with Jesus. But I can feel sad that I can’t call her anymore. Can’t wait to see your face!! Love, Nana

  2. I’m enjoy all your blogs Kori and feel like I am experiencing your journey too. I can’t wait to see you when you come home and give you a big hug. Very proud of what your doing and the person you are. Love you!

  3. aww lori! thank you so much for reading and commenting on my blogs. it makes me so happy, and i so appreciate the intentionality you show me through that.
    i cannot wait to give you a big hug soon! love you so much!

  4. nana, i cannot imagine how hard it must be being without mumma this year.
    i am so so thankful for the woman you are to me, and i am so thankful you read my blogs, nana! i MISS YOU nand i cannot wait to squeeze you. i love you.

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