Life in Cambodia

Video: Traffic in Cambodia

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11 Responses to “Video: Traffic in Cambodia”

  1. Tommy says:

    Luke, thanks for capturing this with Daniel. :) I hope and pray that we’ll cross paths one day but until then, I’ll be sure to follow your blog too~ :)

  2. Luke says:

    Thanks Tommy. I am enjoying Daniel as my roommate and friend. He is driving now… Driving is always an adventure here. When he was tagging the video with words like Cambodia, traffic, etc. I jokingly told him to add frustration, anger, etc…

  3. Tommy says:

    LOL. Yes traffic is no joke in Cambodia. Daniel is one brave man. Again, it’s great to get both of your updates. Provides greater visibility for people back home. We have a better idea of how we can pray for you guys. I will be praying that Daniel doesn’t run over anybody. ;)

  4. Tyler says:

    Liked the “on the sidewalk” move…it’s a wonder you are not mangled. Good stuff!

  5. don luckert says:

    Hey Luke……..great video. Easy to see why you wouldn’t want to use a car. Fuel is prob.out of site there, also. Be careful on those streets (& sidewalks).
    The video does give a different perspective of Camb., which I’ve always thot of as a quiet/rural/ sleepy place.
    God’s blessings, brother.
    Don L-Godfrey

  6. Donna says:

    Luke… Irving wants you to know that “estas bien loco”

    hope you are doing great…

  7. Luke says:

    Yes, tell Irving that is a good assessment. It is either that or sit at home. I can’t say that I like driving here, but eventually sitting at home doesn’t accomplish much and i drive again…

  8. Ellen, Paul and the boys says:

    Thanks for sharing–makes our walk to school look like a piece of cake! We’re glad to see where you are. It brings you closer to us!

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  10. Renee R says:

    Hey Luke,

    Thanks alot…now Pete thinks he needs a souped-up moped for Plovdiv. But seriously, that does provide a glimpse of your life in Cambodia and a visual prayer request. :) Hope you are well!

    Renee

  11. jodi Slaughter says:

    I got your link from my brother, Corey Young and his wife Jessica’s site.
    http://toliveincambodia.wordpress.com/

    Your site has helped me to have a better look of Cambodia and the ministry of where they are going to be. thanks

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