Eastbound Jay

me working with the locals. this was when we stopped to visit this museum that housed the prisoners during the Khmer Rouge. Andres and I helped some people that were doing construction next to the museum. Before I stepped in to take over, there were 2 women shoveling sand into this wagon and would have to pull it to the location which was approximately 50ft away. So the “ox” (me) stepped in and Andres, and we began shoveling and I hauled the sand to the site while Andres guided me and while the girls relaxed. Everyone was very thankful. They call me “muscle man” in Cambodian. haha.

me working with the locals. this was when we stopped to visit this museum that housed the prisoners during the Khmer Rouge. Andres and I helped some people that were doing construction next to the museum. Before I stepped in to take over, there were 2 women shoveling sand into this wagon and would have to pull it to the location which was approximately 50ft away. So the “ox” (me) stepped in and Andres, and we began shoveling and I hauled the sand to the site while Andres guided me and while the girls relaxed. Everyone was very thankful. They call me “muscle man” in Cambodian. haha.

10 March 2010