I forgot how much I loved making and enjoying GIFs. Osaom is out of this world, even better than the two years of virtual tours I took on Google Maps while in Suriname. I explored so much of Cambodia in Google Maps streetview, and it's amazing how realistic it is, even if the images are several years old. I used this view to see the soil in Osaom is a mix of rich red and black, the closest thing to volcanic soil we'll ever have in Cambodia. Well, I was 100% right, they grow everything from carrots to durian there, and not a rice field in sight. The mountains were covered in fog while we were there, absolutely mystical.

Monkey-B can't stop riding now that it's so fun and new to her. She's already expressed a desire to ride to school, but of course she'll have to learn not to squeeze a bunch of front brake when some lighting fast reflexes are needed.

An insulated tuk-tuk is a happier family, and turns out it helps with shedding water too. During heavy storms, water tends to leak through the stitch holes in the canvas. I am so glad we can live on HBD only, it leaves us in a position to be able to keep our HIVE powered up and only consider withdrawing when HIVE soars again.

For now HBD is great, I put in HBD savings until we get $500, then withdraw, and we've had ease with Pov's Binance P2P to her Cambodian account. I am still unable to register for Binance.US for Binance.com due to me being an American abroad, something supported by neither. Thanks for stopping by, much love my friend.