"My World Vs. Real World"

group group , originally uploaded by Nearirath Sreng . Dear everyone, I am very thankful for encouragement and everything, and we're really appreciate willing to help Koun Khmers, Cambodian Jessup team that you might never imagine how difficult and so many obstacles for us. 8 months has been passed, and another month to go we haven’t received any fund or any single dollar. USAID said no, and USA embassy seems not to care at all. The rest NGO has no budget for us. I’m very tired of asking people help. Because it seems I’m the only one responsible for everything and the result I get nothing, plus the rest team members are just 24h prepare their part for the competition while I have extremely pressure at work, home and school. So I couldn’t do my part for the competition well which I feel very bad for myself so I usually I wish I could just give up but my team will not gonna let me go. We have been through so much, and I don’t want to see some of us cannot make it in D.C., so ...

IMG_2868.JPG , originally uploaded by Nearirath Sreng . Taavetti Kärkkäinen...i bet u can't read it :) he's my friend from Finland which i usually confuse to say Fineland :D but i know he doesn't mind. I met him in Bagalore, India when Sonita and i was represent Cambodia to join ICCC(inter'l client counseling competition) he represented Finland. The last time we met was in a bus back to hotel then we missed or confused with restaurant so we didn't meet for the last time saying goodbye. so? on Saturday till Sunday Sonita and I had kept accompany him around town which was awesome :) And it was a first time that Jessup team hang out too...

Ah Noug , originally uploaded by Nearirath Sreng .

This is a test post from , a fancy photo sharing thing.

Dear Ms. Ambassador of United Sates of America. We are the Cambodian Jessup Team of Royal University Law and Economics. The five of us were selected to represent our university through a competition, judged by people with the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia and a Canadian lawyer. We wish to be the first Cambodian team to join the Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition. Thus, this will be the first time a Cambodian team has entered the competition which will be held in Washington D.C. in mid-March. Before we provide more detailed about us, please allow us to introduce about the competition. Phillip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition is the world's largest and most prestigious Moot Court tournament with participants from over 500 law schools in more than 80 countries. The competition is a simulation of a fictional dispute between countries before the International Court of Justice. Representing both sides of the argument, each Jessup team ...

My answer is I have no where to go yet! i mean i don't know where or how can i settle down since i still have a very long way to go...Sigh!! I've been growing up in srok khmer. I went to university straight after high school, and I studied 2 majors, law and psychology…u couldn’t imagine how difficult I was! Since I had no choice! I got (stupid) government scholarship for my psychology field but I really like law field so I decided taking both…what a stupid! One day, on the way back home at primary school, I saw a poor kid sleeping at a yard under raining holding his empty body, I felt sorry for him. I was thinking that I was lucky, and wouldn’t wish my family could afford me to buy a toy that I really love any more! This has been in my head 22 years, so I plan to help not only the boy I saw, but also the rest who need help. Being a lawyer or even a popular international law area would help them a lot. However, this dream would be really tough and I don’t know if I could do bett...