We also both like crafts.
But you probably never would have guessed, that our hearts, as well, are all too similar. I know this because like the Grinch whose heart grew (3 sizes, you remember?) right before he almost ruined Christmas (Christmas to pronounced as "chrisshtmas" lisped by Cindy Lou Who for heartwarming effect) for Whoville his heart stung with the pain of a growth spurt.
I, too, have experienced this organ's uprise, its expanding waistline almost crippled me on a recent trip to Cambodia. I was so nice I was sure the Antichrist's hand was going to reach from the hell to clutch and shake me, "What have you done with Donielle, we had such high (or low) hopes for you!"
The best news is that I have proof of all my activities where I was a nice person. This way if I get called at the pearled gates of heaven (hopefully they'll have better customer service than down here), I'll be sure to get into a great neighborhood with high property value, also don't forget my 72 virgins.
Evidence Donielle Does Nice Things For People:
(don't say I never did)
Donielle playing games with children |
Donielle being nice to babies |
Donielle being nice to kittens |
Donielle & friends teaching some English |
Donielle & Friends passing out clothing |
Donielle being nice to children Photo Credit: Sarah Brown |
WHOA I'M TIRED.
Evidence People Do Nice Things For Donielle:
Just might have to do some crossing off |
We met some amazing Khmer people who showed us true kindness and hospitality. It was they who fed my heart with hopes for humanity. The Khmer culture is strong and with perseverance and love they are rebuilding their country.
This is our driver who got up with us every morning at 5:00am to watch the sunrise with us! We love him! Photo Credit: Sarah Brown |
He even took us to a local market and has us try non-touristy delicious food! |
This is our friend Sarann who took us everywhere and introduced us to a lot of Khmer culture! |
When the taxi got a flat tire his fun and lively personality helped us get through it! |
I feel honored just to have stood in the presence of such an awesome person. Here is a local villager and her pet tarantula. |
Some locals in Phomn Pehn asked us to play volleyball with them by the river, so fun! Photo Credit: Sarah Brown |
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