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Greetings from the land of Angkor!

Every Saturday night after the seminar the brothers get together for our weekly bonding session in the form of football. The footwork shown by everyone on the field is incredible. Thus each week proves an exhilarating display of high pace action, an epic means of keeping fit and also an ever-excellent excuse to keep healthy throughout the week so you can perform on game day!
After chowing down our delicious meal prepared for us by the caring dormers all of the Bon-Bros pile up three per moto as to scoot down to the field and get stuck in. I have yet to hear of a stomach upset complaint mid game even though we tend to start playing only 10 minutes after eating!
The teams are the Dormers verse the Older brothers; this tends to make the game a brains verses brawn scenario. Examples of this are the perfect passing triangle composed of Sokea, Punleu and Puthsa for the Dormers and the fearsome ‘strong one’ kicks of old boy - Vanny for which all of the Dormers flail in panic. Also on the old boys team are Tut, renowned for his behind the back ball recoveries, Veasna(Big) – team steamroller and Vitou the bearer of bad luck who has yet to win a game whilst playing for the side (even though he is perhaps the most competent player on the field). In the Dormer line-up is THE BEST goalkeeper I have ever shot against - Samath, cornerstone defender – Tona and the hilarious handball brothers – Bong Him and Channa, DAI DAI DAI!
We are so blessed to be able to come together and enjoy each other’s company and we thank God for the awesome community he has given us making it all possible.
Cheers,

Zakk.


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