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What would you do if you were going to be killed because you were smarter than your peers? Would you lie about your background? Last month I wa...
The following is the rest of the story about Som, a paralyzed woman Megan Kennedy met in Cambodia. Read the first part here. Each day this mo...
Megan Kennedy shares this touching story from Cambodia. On a small plot of land just outside the city of Kampong Cham, the people of "42 villa...
My life moves too fast and is often too serious. I go to these places where tragedy is rampant. It's AIDS and orphans in Swaziland, earthquake victims...
Renee Padgett, a racer from my son's team wrote me this morning in response to my post about the Cambodian holocaust. In it I described a ...
The Khmer Rouge killed two million people. And then the killers melted into the Cambodian countryside, never brought to justice. And they're alive tod...
Somaly Mam was nine when she sold into a brothel in Phnom Penh. Her life became a nightmare, but eventually she got out. So many girls never do. Somet...
Karen and I are at an airport lounge in Seoul and headed to Cambodia today to debrief our World Race team. Feeling scuzzy after 24 hours en route so...
The cry of a little orphan stopped me in my tracks this morning and put my busy life in perspective. I thought about it the whole time I was out joggi...
Today my son, daughter and parents are all either in or near Cambodia, a country whose fate has intersected that of my family for years (see my last t...
