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4 Comments on Long Beach CA Event: Cambodia Art and Culture Festival
Hi Maya, sounds very interesting...Here's hoping that th event is very successful and thanks for sharing.
Ronald - I just got back from there. It was very, very interesting. Plus I had been to Cambodia before it was war riven and loved it then. The arts, dances and food took me back to old times.
Maya, looks like an interesting event. I lived in California until I was 27 and I miss so many of the cultural influences from the west coast.
I hope your Thanksgiving Day is filled with blessings and happiness.
Hi Leslie. It was a fascinating event and thanks for the Thanksgiving wishes. I lived in Thailand till I was 13 and went to Cambodia often pre-Vietnam war. Now, when I mention that in Cambodian stores etc here they want to see pictures from back then and I make it a point to carry some with me.