Season's Greetings!

'Twas the night before Christmas
At Angkor Wat,
And here in the jungle
Who would've thought

That it's bigger than Giza,
Grander than Rome;
Three million people
Once called it home.

The malarial drugs
Are taking effect:
I'm feeling quite nauseous;
Karen's a bit wrecked.

But the people are lovely,
The kids are too cute:
One kid named "Tony"
Made off with my loot.

He had a great smile;
I couldn't send him away.
Most of these folks
Live on dollars a day.

Twenty thousand riel
And a couple of bucks
For him and his family
'Cuz their life kind of sucks.

It's nothing to us
But a whole lot to them,
And it's good to know
We've made some new friends.

Travel is good;
The world's full of new places
And wherever we've been
We've see friendly faces.

If we just could be
More compassionate and kind,
And see others' perspectives,
And keep them in mind,

The whole world would be
A much better place
For our families and friends
And the whole human race.

Have a great Christmas;
We'll see you soon.
Much love to all
From Kienzle and Moon.