When I think about the time we spent in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, I always remember these two sweet, silly sisters. Each afternoon, they roamed the streets selling bracelets made out of flowers. After we had been town for a few days, we started to look familiar, and they would play games with us – tapping us on the back and then running around to the other side before we turned, or generally being silly.

These girls were too sweet to resist, and instead of giving them money we took them, almost daily, to a restaurant where we bought them a warm meal and some juice. Who knows where they are now? In my mind they haven’t aged, and the school we’re building is for them.

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