#kimedia

I was texting/speaking to a few people, and I can't believe there are only 5 days left until the election in Cambodia. I have compiled some amazing photos of the gatherings taking place in Cambodia from various sources i.e. Monovithya & Samathida Kem, kimedia, etc.

I also received news that a bullet went through the window of a prominent building where one of my good friends, and co-sponsor for my fundraiser "Pages to Places", is residing in at 3:30 am. I'm happy to know that no one was hurt, and although these BAD things are happening, it has not stopped the daily marches in Cambodia. It doesn't matter how hot, how far, or how hard it is raining, they are still marching, especially the youth.

I was speaking to a Cambodian woman yesterday, and she said that she can't believe the marches are currently taking place in Cambodia. It was amazing to her, because a few months ago, she said it would never happen. You know my famous line since college to all of my students is "Never say never." But I told her that it is great to see them come together. She replied that it still isn't going to work. I said, "Yes it will." And she replied back, "Whatever. I can't do anything, I am only one person." I said, "You're right, not with that attitude. If these people are sacrificing their lives to march, they started with one person, and it has grown this much, then anything is possible." This is why I created this non-profit. I want to change that mentality, but be a support group for those already standing up and yelling to help themselves.