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It has been an intense few weeks and we’ll share further about them shortly, but for now, we just wanted you to know that we are safely back in Canada.

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February 17, 2010September 24, 2010 Amber and MatthewThe Old Counry (Canada)

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the Venice of the East - one of Bangkok’s many names. Would you pause for a moment and pray for the city, her people, and her peace?

A few sips of morning coffee were always enjoyed while watching the streets come to life below. That's how we first started seeing vehicles like this. Sometimes full, sometimes with a sole occupant - we saw these vehicles often. We wondered about their purpose, their destination, and their passengers. It was this curiosity that revealed the realities faced by urban refugees. With no legal status, refugees are taken to detention centres in vehicles just like this one. Reforms are happening and change is coming, but life as a refugee in the city is harsh. Take a moment to pray for refugees in detention and for the ones they love on the outside. #withrefugees

a lot of Bangkok city life happens on the streets - from food carts to haircuts.

this is what you don’t see when we make videos to send to Canada. Height differences - that struggle is real.

starting the workweek in a socially distanced queue to do papers for the gov. Most of the time life is wonderful. Sometimes it’s glamorous. Sometimes it’s incredibly mundane.

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