Just like last year, I found myself enjoying my return home a little too much, resulting in me completely forgetting to finish the blog. Well, here it is now. Our final days on the tour would be spent in Calgary and British Columbia. Our arrival in Calgary saw us go to The Big Box family entertainment center to take the kids bowling. In our rush, we neglected to check the location details, so we were somewhat alarmed to discover that it was 10-pin bowling instead of 5-pin. We stressed to the...

Arghhhhh!!! I slept in for the morning of Day 31, feeling exhausted from the lengthy journey. While I was sleeping, the kids were treated to two great camp Little Red activities: horseback riding and archery. From what I heard, archery proved to be rather difficult, as none of the Cambodians had ever touched a bow before. There is some footage of the horseback riding on the Rescue Cambodia Facebook page, so I suggest you check that out if you have not already. When I finally did get out of...

Tong always wanted to be a model. From October 12-18, we were graciously hosted at Camp Little Red. We arrived at the camp late on October 12, the same day that saw us spend time with my brother's family. We met Gordon, the camp director, who immediately won over the kids with his wacky behaviour. All of the boys would be in one cabin while the girls were split into two cabins. My parents and I slept in one cabin together, while Mike got a cabin to himself. Speaking of Mike, I never gave him...