There are travellers who make donations and those that get in and teach Cambodian children or just visit for a few hours to play with them.  There is so much good being done here -- this country deserves so much more. I've thought about Cambodia most days since we left.  I wondered about their atheletes at the recent Olympic games and what they thought of London, so different from their own home.  I think we missed our chance to make a difference to someone's life when we didn't volunteer.  We missed the chance to get to know the locals better and to really understand what it is like for them. As I've looked through our photos to put into this post I've remembered all the awesome things we did in Cambodia and the great things we saw.  Those things don't quite match up with the feeling I have when I think of our time there.  I know it was fabulous.  I want next time to be better. When we return it will be with a different mindset.  A bit less stress and a bit more relaxed since we know what's in store for us.  We will smile and suck it up next time the price changes from the first offer.  We will volunteer our time.  We will enquire in a far more indepth way about our friend the tuk tuk driver and his family. We will investigate just how much it costs to send a Cambodian child to school and