My friend Ly Sieng Ngo and I at the Portland Chinese Garden. Ly Sieng is our clinic's Cambodian interpreter, and a Pol Pot survivor. Read about her amazing life story on the Robert Wood Johnson program website.
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4 comments:
I don't know why, but I initially read your location as 'Portland CHEESE Garden'. That was an odd experience.
I think I need a nap.
Cheese? OMG that is too funny.
So strange, I just did the same.
Hey, I just wrote an article on the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation--amazing foundation; amazing story.
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