Yoga and Pizza date!

We started the day off with a yoga flow class at a local studio. I believe it's the only studio in the city which is a little hard to imagine, but It sounds like that's the case. It was all white foreigners, most Auzzie's. The room was small with a wicker roof, and simple window screens as walls made it for a natural hot yoga experience. Afterwards we grabbed a Tuktuk down to the riverside for some lunch. We found a cute,'western inspired' restaurant, the kandal house, and shared a delicious pepperoni pizza. Having traditional food all three meals, everyday since we've been here, the pizza was a nice touch of home.
Today was once of the first days where we both felt completely comfortable to grab a Tuktuk and venture out around phnom penh freely, without much fear. During past few days of being here, I've learned that you really have to trust people if you want to go anywhere or even do anything. You have to trust that the Tuktuk driver is taking you where you've requested and you have to trust that he will only charge you your negotiated price.. If we never trusted any of them, I'd be stuck in my room all day long. When I think about this on a big scale, I think about all the opportunities I may have missed out on because I was afraid to trust someone..It's unfortunate. But not to dwell it!
And what if they do end up screwing us over? We'll.. I guess we'll figure it out then. -Kendal