Opportunity in Cambodia

KACELA

Earl carefully did a three point turn and I hopped out of the jeep, using my phone to take pictures of the view.  I posed a few times so that Earl could take my photo with the overlook as background.  This gave me an opportunity to make note of where the cameras were.

While I was making duck lips at Earl’s camera, the gate behind him began to open.  Earl saw the look on my face, and he turned, stepping to the side.  A large limousine was easing out of the gate. 

I ran over to it with a huge grin on my face and knocked on the window in the backseat.  Like a farcical movie, the window slowly lowered, and a grinning face looked out at me.  It was Atith.

“Can I take your picture?” I gushed, turning to take a selfie with the man’s face in the frame.  Atith grinned even bigger and obliged, moving so that I could get a good photo.  I intentionally made it bad and showed it to him with a