Bill Woolley
@wrwoolley
American looking for information about Cambodia
Forum posts
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Contacts
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About me
American
Lives in Boston
Speaks English, intermediate Spanish
Registration: 13 March 2015
Activity
Phnom Penh Apartment by OrganicHorchata
Hello, I am trying to find an apartment for 2 guest to rent for a month and so far no luck. A lot of the places I've looked dont do a month and also I'm not trying to stay at a hotel. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Have you tried or considered couchsurfing.com? Read More
I would like to introduce my-self to the Cambodia Forum. by Choun Seyha Jim
Greeting to all The ½ûÂþÌìÌà members. I am young Cambodian guy, as recent graduated from high school. I would like to have a career as soon as I can start to have up money for my education. I have been worked in front office for fourteen months ...
Nice to meet you. Thanks for introducing yourself. I'm very new to the ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ, myself. I can't help you with employment because I'm still living in the U.S. and cannot consider moving to Cambodia until next summer. If I do, I will ... Read More
Culture question by wrwoolley
Part of my consideration about volunteering in Cambodia is that the culture seems more tranquil, contemplative and reflective than in America. Americans seem to be too loud, aggressive, extroverted and often (sadly) rude. I am a polite, introverted, ...
I just noticed all the posted replies to my question about the culture in Cambodia, and how I might fit in ... or not. THANK YOU SO MUCH! All your feedback is very helpful, not to mention fascinating! I notice some similarities with the Latino ... Read More
Prospective long-term volunteer by wrwoolley
Greetings from Beverly, Mass.! I anticipate retirement in the summer of 2016 and am strongly considering volunteering for an organization in Cambodia known as CPOC (Caring for Poor and Orphaned Children) for at least a year, if possible. Meanwhile, ...
Very helpful feedback, Jeffgeo! I've been involved in an outreach project for Latino senior citizens at my current place of employment, and the dynamic is very similar, I think. Americans, which includes me, are (or should be) very geared to ... Read More
Culture question
Part of my consideration about volunteering in Cambodia is that the culture seems more tranquil, contemplative and reflective than in America. Americans seem to be too loud, aggressive, extroverted and often (sadly) rude. I am a polite, introverted, ... Read More
Prospective long-term volunteer
Greetings from Beverly, Mass.! I anticipate retirement in the summer of 2016 and am strongly considering volunteering for an organization in Cambodia known as CPOC (Caring for Poor and Orphaned Children) for at least a year, if possible. Meanwhile, ... Read More