"My World Vs. Real World"

I have wanted to blog sth like this for long time ago, but I didn't have enough courage, and no one takes my photos for me. Until I found a blog about a Japanese secondhand shop. Her writing is perfect and persuade me to do so. Last weekend I hanged around at Toto Secondhand shop just because I wanted to challenge myself to find a less than $5 piece but must be fashionable! and I guess, I did it. For me being fashion or dressing up doesn't depend how much the clothes are, but it is how you wear them to represent yourself among people around you. Life is too short to wear the same old boring clothes ^^ Cute Dress - $2.5 at  Toto Secondhand shop H&M $5 and Old Navy $5 Old Jean (stole it from my sis) the necklace is $5 at Pink Shop ( near Toultompoung market). Thirst is $0.75  Toto Secondhand shop Skirt is $0.75  Toto Secondhand shop Blue skirt is $1  Toto Secondhand shop H&M $5 Toto Recycle Shop Japan Ad...

Cambodia to compete in international court arena Print E-mail Written by Eleanor Ainge Roy Thursday, 19 March 2009 Photo by: ELEANOR AINGE-ROY Cambodia’s court competition team trainers Zachary Lampell (left) and Shona Grandy (second from right) with team members Piseth Panha, Soy Kimsan, Sreng Nearirath, Khun Sonita and Vireak Thirith. This Sunday five law students from the Royal University of Law and Economics will compete in Washington at the prestigious Jessup International Moot Court Competition. In its 50th year, the Jessup competition is the world's largest of its kind with more than 500 law schools from 80 countries competing. The competition is a mock trial of two fictional countries before the United Nations' International Court of Justice. Each competing team must prepare written and oral arguments to present to the court, This is the first year Cambodia has sent a team. The five chosen participants have been preparing since last September. Their fund ra...