Its so crazy to think that this trip is almost done. In some ways it feels like we just arrived, but in others it feels that we are quite settled and at home here. These last few days of our trip are pretty free for us to chose what we want to do. This morning, a small group of us walked to the NIBC kintergarden to help the Korean students paint a mural on the wall. It is so nice to work with students from outside the Calvin community on this trip. There are some differences, but we serve the same Lord and in that we can unite and do wonderful things. We've gotten to know a ton of people on this trip, and it will be very hard to say goodbye. Some of the Koreans, and the Cambodian students we had to leave in Phnom Pehn, but there are still many we will have to leave in the next few days. The most rewarding part of the trip for me has been the personal relationships created through working and worshiping together. The natural wonder of the countryside and the ancient glory of the Angkor wat temples has been quite something, but none of that can compare with the beauty of the people in this place.