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From the city, into the field: views from a motorbike
July 27th, 2008 — , Amy Killian, Cambodia, Maxima, Uncategorized from amkillian @ Kiva Blogs from the Field
Musings: the halfway point
July 10th, 2008 — , Amy Killian, Cambodia, KF5 (Kiva Fellows 5th Class), Maxima from amkillian @ Kiva Blogs from the Field
I was surprised to discover earlier this week that I have approached the halfway point of my Kiva fellowship. Upon this realization I was frustrated because of how little I still know about microfinance, development, and rural Cambodia and how little time I have left in my fellowship to advance my understandings on these [...]
Straws and sandpaper
June 29th, 2008 — , Amy Killian, Cambodia, KF5 (Kiva Fellows 5th Class), Maxima from amkillian @ Kiva Blogs from the Field
It was kind of an inside joke between my father and I when I was younger that I would make fun of him for never using straws when he drank beverages. “Dad, it makes your life so much easier! You don’t have to bother picking up the glass. You just lean forward a little and [...]
Another KF5 Checking In….
June 9th, 2008 — , Amy Killian, Cambodia, Maxima from amkillian @ Kiva Blogs from the Field
So I had this crazy experience in Phnom Penh yesterday. I saw a sign for a $7 massage. Seven dollars!!! No way! Turns out the experience was a crazy experience in which this tiny Khmer woman twisted and contorted my—
Oh, blast. Gary already told this story. I guess I’ll have to come up with [...]
