First Morning

I slept 12 hours last night and slept right through an invitation to join my housemates (Kat, Christina, and Christine) for evening tea. I am a Sleep Number 30-35 and the bed here is a sleep number 90 (or whatever the setting is for wooden floor). But I will get used to it. I went for a morning run. Maureen posted great advice to just keep running and not worry about dodging the scooters - otherwise, there would surely be an accident. I heeded that advice and there were some near misses, but no accidents. It was dramatically evident that the air quality here is very poor. When I first started running it was like breathing in fine gravel, but then (perhaps sadly) I became used to the air and the rest of the run was just fine. I am meeting with the Daughters of Cambodia Volunteer Coordinator this afternoon.