www.Go To The Mountain - Musings of a Potential Guru

The last time I was here, while waiting for a guest at the hotel lobby, a stranger with a turban came up to me. Smiling, he said: "Sir, you are a very lucky man". I went (quietly in my thoughts), oh no not again! I have met many of them in Singapore while walking on the streets, in Hong Kong, Thailand, etc. They are obviously fortune tellers. Well, I think they are more fortune makers. To make a fortune out of unsuspecting people than tell your future or fortune. Not so this time, as we are headed out early in the morning going past the usual city place seeing a slightly different aspects of Cambodian life. Ports are very important places. Transportation of goods take place in these places all over the world. It was low tide. Unbeknownst to many, ports, ships and logistics are operating run the clock 24/7 ti deliver the lifeline to all your needs, the world's needs. This is probably the world's best and my favourite carrier! Was told t...

Continued... http://gforce-guru.blogspot.sg/2015/04/phnom-penh-2015-part-one.html We went to Naga World for more beer. The casino here have more locals than tourists. Another beckons tomorrow. One last one at the quiet lobby. Beer is too cheap here.  The Intercontinental has the most lavish morning fruit and vegetable juice anywhere. I was stunned like vegetable. (Un un unbelievable): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_lyJt2T3GY The best omelette I take only from a hotel because I would not prepare so much ingredients just to make one. Also the only time I would have some bacon. I am oriental, Asian, Chinese and versatile. I love American and French and Italian food but give me Chinese, Japanese or Asian any time especially Indian and Malay foods. Nothing has really change in Phnom Penh. They could amazingly transport goods like this without anyone blinking an eye. I saw a similar one with three people sitting on top of the pile of goods. ...