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What I miss

It is already three weeks I am in Denmark, away from home. I just feel I miss something every morning I wake up. Of course I know I miss my family but I feel there is something more.

Just today I realize that I miss my Cambodian National anthem. When I was in Cambodia, I used the anthem to tell myself the time I should hurry to go to work.

Never mind, here I can also listen to it, just in different atmosphere.

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khmerbird said…
nice, when u coming back?
13 September 2008 at 13:38
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