Internet and Cafes

With the last couple weeks remaining in Cambodia, we have experience a surge of internet troubles this week after the crazy storm on Tuesday, the day that I feel ill, and it pretty much affected the internet connection at various places, one of them being the guest house I am at at. Since that night, wifi router, I believe, burnt out and it has been such eventful week of the internet guy coming several times a day to get it working for 20 minutes. So, it has been a little difficult getting work done, since emailing is heavily relied and transferring documents.
So I have been going to cafe a lot more than I usually do this week. It has been a joy because half the cafes I go to, there is an issue with the internet, so it has been super frustrating trying to find an internet connection somewhere. But, at last I have landed at Cafe Fresco, where I have had delicious soup and a wonderful blueberry muffin. The downside of it is the money you have to spend. At this joints, the prices are pretty equivalent to getting a cup of coffee or a sandwich any where else. So I prefer not to come to this, if it is available at my place. But, it is a nice change of scenery from the room and the florescent lights that loom over my bed and desk.
I am doing A LOT better since Tuesday. I feel like my old self. It is funny, that when you are sick, you feel like the world is collapsing and that you are dying. Now, I feel like I could go bungee jumping. =) My supervisors come back into town tonight, so it will be exciting and also a little weird to see them, since it has been a whole month of being on on our own in Cambodia. But, this marks about a week left of my internship, which is crazy! I can't believe how fast this has gone and I know that even though the next week will be filled with a ton of work, it will go by so fast, that I will be running right behind it.
On Monday, it will be a big day for Cambodia, when the verdict of Case 001, the Duch case will be announce. This will be big because we do not know what verdict will be and if the sentencing is not what people of Cambodia are satisfy with, I am not not sure how the country will react and how people will react about the courts. Monday will be a historic day in Cambodia as the first judgment is called on Case 001. I have also started to think about what exactly is justice? How can we find justice? I have been thinking about this word ever since I have gotten here in Cambodia and it still puzzles me because I do not know how you can find or even try to help find justice for all Cambodians, here and abroad.