A Kenyan in Cambodia

Happy February lovelies! Its @ maggie_hon  here and today I'd like to talk about a short visit to one of Cambodia's favorite weekend getaway location- Kampot. Kampot is a slow sleepy riverside town about 3 hours outside of Phnom Penh. Its really good for lazing the days away by the river, or doing water sports such as paddle boarding, or exploring caves etc.There are usually parties as well at night so, something for everyone. On my last trip to Kampot, my five friends and I stayed at a hostel called Karma Traders Kampot. And we were not disappointed! At Karma Traders, there is a choice of 4 bed mixed dorm room, 8 bed mixed dorm room.The dorm rooms are $7 USD per bed, and this price was a steal!! The rooms were clean and spacious. The beds and mattresses were sturdy and the bank beds had a curtain, incase one wanted some privacy. The dorms were ensuite and bathrooms were super clean with hot water and toilet paper provided. If this wasn't enough, there was a bar on th...

Hey lovelies! Oh my word, where do I begin? There is no words to explain why I abandoned this little blog. No matter how bad and silly my writting and content is, I do know that some of the info I put out is important to one or two people. How do I know this you wonder? Well my email address is full of  mail from people asking questions or just saying something. oh and by the way I hadnt checked that email (krazykenyan@yahoo.com) in yearrrssss and my heart broke when I saw the emails piled up, of people who's questions were somewhat urgent to their situations. I am really sorry about that. I still live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. This has become like my home now, all I need is a husband and ill be set..hahah. I go back home to Kenya for two or three months every year. Usually over summer break ie June and July and for christmas in December. Although the last few Christmases I opted to go travelling somewhere instead of going home (except Dec 2018 where I spent Christmass here in PP)...

Hi lovelies, I have really neglected this blog, but trust me I am alive lol and still enjoying my time in Cambodia. I promise to get back to blogging regularly but for now follow me on Instagram to see little snippets of my life in Cambodia and some of my travel adventures IG @ maggie_hon

Hi lovelies, I apologize for the lack of updates/articles on my little blog. I have been on holiday in Kenya for 6 weeks now and I still have a few more to go. I have some interesting posts for you all once my holiday is over, but for now I am just enjoying every little minute spent with my family, friends and the people close to me :) Cheers, Maggie

Some of you have probably seen the hashtag #blackout or #blackoutday trending on your twitter, facebook, tumblr and instagram newsfeeds. I thought I'd write a really short blog post about this. Anyway the hashtag was started by T'von, the guy behind  this  tumblr page. And it is a very simple concept, he invited all black people to take a photo of themselves and hashtag it #blackout or #blackoutday (there's a few other variations). He got inspired to start this because he realized that he does not see lots of black people on a regular basis on his tumblr dashboard (or represented in the media in general). He was, like majority of black people, just tired of seeing the European beauty of standards prevailing and being shoved down our throats left right and center (for centuries now) I am not saying that European/white people are not beautiful, of course they are. What I am saying is that black people are beautiful too, but the European standards of beauty (ESB) excludes ...

Hello lovelies, I had the opportunity to participate in an amazing project called PORTRAITS. The artist behind this project (IMPREINT) painted 1000 balloons a few years ago and while he was doing this, he realised that all the balloons were different, imperfect but all beautiful and just like those balloons, all human beings are different, we are all imperfect, but we are ALL BEAUTIFUL. That's when he decided to do portraits, and invite people from all over the world to get together and participate in it. Thereby making a simple everyday object like a balloon unify us all. Check out his  website  and  facebook page . I am so happy my little blog was featured on his facebook page. Of course together with other amazing blogs. I absolutely love this project because the concept that we all beautiful regardless of how different we look, regardless of how imperfect we are, really resonates with me. For me the bottom line is we are all human, we...