My Real Life

My real life in society is really pretty cool for me. I was born in the small poor family in Battambang province. For example, my father is a good loyal farmer, and my mother is a pity seller in small quiet market in the village. I am a first son among of three siblings in my family. When I was in my hometown, I had done lots of work to help my family. At that time, I had studied in junior high school in my hometown. Then, I moved from my rural area hometown to the big modern city in Battambang in order to continue my study at the Presh Monivong high school in 2010.

While I was studying there, I stayed in a warm narrow room with other temple boys in the big quiet pagoda. They were badly loyal kind with each other. When I went to school, I always rode my old tall bicycle with other pagoda boys. I know that some of my high school classmates absolutely looked down me when they saw me taking the old bicycle like that. Therefore, I didn’t have many friends when I studied there. It was a really badly regrettable thing for me, when I saw the people have the concept to down look the poor like this.  After living two years with meaningful memorable life in the pagoda, I had finished my high school. After that, I have arrived in Phnom Penh City in 2012 in order for beginning of my life at university, which is a good place to provide us the widely high knowledge.

When I reached the Penh Penh at the first time, I didn’t know where I should go, and what I should do. Thus, I have to try finding the ways of my life by myself. However, I can do it in my real interesting life. In the year student, I worked seriously as a service in a restaurant, Ken Suki for a short while. Next, I was really busy with my study, I studied a lot at that time, but I still tried to find other part-time jobs to do. After that I got a new job at the Cambodia International Standard Organization (CISO), but I resigned after working for three weeks when I saw this organization have done in different way from its vision. Later, I was chosen to work as legal intern at the International Bridges to Justice (IBJ) for six months in the late 2013. I also have worked in the Career Advising Services (CAS) in the RUPP, but I have quitted at the IBJ now. However, I still appreciate to work with the CAS so far. I love social and community work so much. I like helping my society. That’s I am a part of the world. Namely, we can change the world, but the world can’t change us. Last but not least, my reality in my life is really nice cool for me. I exactly like my life from the beginning to the end. Life is hardly struggling, so I’d like to highly thank to my parents that always encouraged me so far. You have to value your highly precious life in advance before the other people gave.