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It was about 4 in the morning when we finally reached our hotel. Now, my mother speaks Thai fluently, but she wasn’t prepared for what was going to happen next.
We were hungry so we asked a cab driver if he could take us to a restaurant. He did.
The restaurant was nothing special, but you could pick your favourite sea food from a bunch of tanks. We had crab and a lobster, along with some fried rice.
The food wasn’t the best I’d had, but somehow the whole dinner ended up costing us $450.
A terrible mistake we made. We still joke about it almost everyday.

I went to go visit my family for a month. It was even more beautiful than I remembered. Of course, I was 12 back then, and 6 before that.
We first went to Thailand then bussed to the border to PoiPet, Cambodia, which was the worst. After we spent hours trying to get across the border, we finally found a cab that drove us all the way to Siem Riep.
We also visited Battambang, Kampot, Phnom Penh, and the Angkor Wat in Siem Riep. The most memorable place I visited was Prey Mol, where my my cousins resided along with my grand parents.
When I came back home, I developed this feeling kind of like depression.
So, I’m going to finish up college, and make enough money so I can live in Cambodia permanently.
If it wasn’t for this trip, I never would have felt this way about Cambodia, and I would’ve never noticed how boring living in Canada is compared to living over there.

Gosh, I miss everything about Cambodia.
Of the three times I’ve been there, this trip was the most fun I’ve ever had, and I can’t wait to go back again.
:)