Back to the grind

Okay, so I did some research, and there are no waves in Cambodia. Windsurfing was a possibility, but I opted for hiking around Rabbit Island instead. It was a good call, except for the mild blister and sunburn. That being said, if you're going to be mildly uncomfortable like that, you should do so in a thatched hut on the beach. Pictures sooner or later.
Kep Beach wasn't bad either. The weather was perfect. You should try it sometime.
So now I'm back in Phnom Penh looking for work and lodging. Finding an apartment is easier, I think, mostly because I don't need a tie for it. Why does the real world require closed toed shoes? Also, business cards are a bad idea. I had 50 of the ugliest, least professional business cards printed up yesterday. Hopefully it'll be enough to land the first job. We'll see. Everyone says it's pretty easy to find teaching jobs here.
Cambodia's quickly becoming one of my favorite places in the world. Transportation is easy if you don't mind hoping on the back of someone's moto for a dollar. I am considering buying a helmet for this, even though I don't have a bike or moto of my own. I paid a dollar for ginger chicken at a street vendor last night. The people are friendly, and the weather is perfect (for now at least). We'll see how I feel in a few weeks, right?
I'll leave you with this picture of Rabbit Island, as a promise of more to come.