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By Stephen on Nov 25, 2013 in Life in Cambodia, Outreach

If you enjoyed the read, please feel free to share itTHIS STORIED AND STRONG KONA UTE IS GOING BACK FOR HER 3RD VISIT TO CAMBODIA, AND THIS TIME LAOS AND NORTH SRI LANKA TO CARRY HUNDREDS OF POUNDS OF HAND-MADE ACRYLIC MIRRORS TO LANDMINE VICTIMS IN THESE REMOTE AND BOMBED-OUT REGIONS. THEY ARE USED IN ‘MIRROR THERAPY’ TREATING AMPUTEES FOR PHANTOM LIMB PAIN. KONA BIKES, DIZZY CYCLES AND ICEBREAKER MERINO ARE GIVING GEAR TO HELP THIS PRECIOUS MISSION ON. DO YOUR BIT BY DONATING FUNDS TO ‘ME AND MY MIRROR’, A ONE-MAN PROJECT BY A VANCOUVERITE AND AN AMP! EVERY BIT HELPS! CLICK THE ‘DONATE’ BUTTON ON THE meandmymirror.org website...

By Stephen on Nov 16, 2013 in Outreach

If you enjoyed the read, please feel free to share itHold on to your hats!...

By Stephen on Nov 12, 2013 in Outreach

If you enjoyed the read, please feel free to share itCome to me and walk away from Pain. On your own steam! New me&andmymirror  ‘go git ‘em’ leaving Dec 15 for Cambodia. Lao and N Sri Lanka. It all happens by donations, so hit the button on the home page. No tickie no laundry… no mooolah no...

By Stephen on Nov 1, 2013 in Life in Cambodia, Outreach

If you enjoyed the read, please feel free to share itMe & My Mirror turned 2 today! Still makin’ a...

By Stephen on Oct 25, 2013 in Outreach

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By Stephen on Oct 25, 2013 in Outreach

If you enjoyed the read, please feel free to share itCan’t seem to stay away. ‘The Kingdom of Wonder’, some call it ‘The Kingdom of Blunder’ is calling me. They’ve had some big bumps in the road there In Cambodia, biggest of which were the national elections which, by unanimous consensus, were a Tin Pot charade of shadowy (or not-so-shadowy) pressure and threats, Fascist bombast and plain ol’ ballot stuffing. Grade School stuff, but, Voila! Hun Sen, his Imelda-esque wife and their bottomless pool of cronies, bootlickers and profiteers are in for another spell. I’ll leave it here, cuz I’m totally uninformed, but it’s very sad and the only uplifting part, for Cambodia’s future and Khmer people, is that it was close, there is a Huge amount of resistance, and something big and populist will undoubtedly rear up formidably soon. It’ll be ugly though. There is also the auto-carnivory … the incredible facility with which the Kingdom seems able to devour itself: the land grabs, the resource rape, the Orphanage ‘Business’, the eternal obsequies to AID; the bottomless claque of little guys in sunglasses and big fancy trucks packing heat and alibis. I’m goin’ anyway and I will talk about allthat next post … meantime I need to book a ticket. Stay...