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View across the street… danger pay?

16 May 2010 by Nathalie Abejero Leave a Comment

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: Cambodia, construction, scaffolding

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Those little feet pitter-pattering about rule our lives lately. But on the occasional free moment I get to tap out scatterbrained bursts of consciousness about raising toddlers in Cambodia, traveling with them and working abroad. These posts are my personal updates to friends and family. But since you’re here, have a look around. Thanks for stopping by…

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