Day 99 - 30 September
It's suppose to be wet season, so why is there all this sun? I suppose I shouldn't complain. Only a month ago I was moaning about the amount of rain I'd been subjected to in China and Vietnam. Sun is good, sun is good. No more moaning about it.
I packed my lunch up ready for the day at Project C. The bumpy road leading us there kept me wide awake after my restless night's sleep. I dreamt something bad had happened to my dad and it was so real, I woke up in a real panic. I even text my dad to make sure he was OK! It's funny how dreams do that.
The morning session went really well, although DK told me my fifteen minute warm ups were getting shorter - I was finishing them in seven minutes or less without even realising. This has now been noted and I will have those kids hopping and skipping around for a good fifteen minutes.
The kids ran around in the sun, laughing and pushing each other innocently which brought smiles to mine and DK's face. By the time lunch rolled around, we were well and truly ready to eat!
I had pork noodles, vegetable crackers and a banana whilst DK had his mum's homemade pork and rice.
The afternoon session were taught out in the glorious sunshine (see, I'm trying to be positive about the sun) and the kids had DK and I laughing multiple times. All in all, it was another great day out.
By the end of the day, DK and I were done!
I headed out to my new favourite spot, the Khmer Cafe 168 for some Lok Lac and a delightful stack of banana pancakes. I wouldn't have had dessert had it not been for the rain that had me pegged back and unable to cycle back. It was bucketing down.
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