Tasty Dog in the Kingdom:  This Cambodian Life #47.  Delilah Marie is BACK.  Yes, she had her vacation, which extended into an extra vacation from the podcast.  Firstly, she apologizes and promises to do better, then launches into highpoints of returning to Cambodia, including motorbike rides, traffic (of course), the welcoming smells of Phnom Penh (of course),  new neighbors who have a bit of a spiritual disconnect with Delilah and the treat of a world championship title.  What a triumphant return to the Kingdom after the clean, shiny and orderly west.  

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Preap Sovath’s dulcet tones welcome us all back on a song that itunes reads as “track 7”.  Though a good 15 seconds of flute intro has been deleted for your pleasure. 

Tasty Dog in the Kingdom: This Cambodian Life #33.  Delilah starts this episode off with her secret to long smooth plane flights and a bit of morning noise taped from some weeks ago, just to give a sample of the surrounding noise at 6 am – also note the difference between 6am voice and 6pm voice.  Then she waxes a bit nostalgic about leaving Siem Reap – friends, rice fields and water buffalo – so skip it if you want.  But if you hang in there, you get to hear about the new Landmark of Cambodia.  

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The opening music is back with the favorite, Sen Sisamuth….this little gem is from Cambodia Rocks Volume II.  It says the title is Always Hope, but give a listen and I bet you can figure out what it REALLY is.  If you can’t, I don’t want to know you.