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Do you like P.E. and sports? To be honest I don’t. Never liked P.E. from the start. I’m just one fat lazy bastard =P
Last week during P.E. while we were doing soccer, this guy in my class shot a ball right at my face >.< Which happens very occasionally to me =_= Somehow I attract balls o_O (if you’re thinking the same I’m thinking right now… then you’re so WRONG). And now I’ve got a small wound in my lip, caused by my “oh-so-wonderful” braces >.< So I hope you understand my hate for P.E. now ^^;;
Altho I would love to a sport, I don’t know what kind of sport I want to do since my condition is very poor. Thought about kendo, which my friend Ching is also practicing. I even know a kendo club here in the neighborhood that offers lessons. However this club only consists of men older than 20 I think. But I could pay a visit to the club sometime to have a look.

Today I received a letter from YFU, notifying that I’m now officially enrolled for the high school exchange program to Japan! Altho there’ll be an interview somewhere in september. And depending on that, I might as well be turned down for the program. So it’s 50/50. The letter also included a form which I have to fill in and send back within 2 weeks. Plus a copy of my passport, which has already been expired. So need to request a new passport as well.

Ate some kimchi udon for lunch. My favorite at the moment! ^^ Since we’re all kinda lazy here, we mostly have an instant ramen (or udon) stock in house. I eat instant food very often. Like ramen, udon, microwave, pizza… you name it.  Junkfood paradise helloow! 8D And since my parents got an Asian grocery store, it’s easy to get on those instant ramen and what else.

Somehow.. the udon looks like a bunch of worms on the photo…
I prefer eating with bamboo chopsticks btw. How ’bout you?

Btw, the reason why all the photos in my posts are very narrow, is probably caused by the theme I’m using now >.<

So, as you might now (or some of you don’t) I’ll be applying for a student exchange program to Japan. In september there should be an information meeting about the whole program. And when you sign up at the meeting, you’ll get 50% off from the pre-registration costs. So I thought, ’till then I’ll wait with applying.
However, on edufire I met this guy who’s applying at the same exchange organization as me. And he told me that only about 3 persons would be able to apply for the program. So I got a bit shocked and wondered if he meant that. So I emailed the organization asking how many people they’re able to accept. In a response they answered that approximately 5 persons are able to apply (for each country) and that if I’m sure I’m willing to apply, it’d be better to do it as fast as possible.
And so, today I sent in the form and my mom (^^) paid the pre-registration costs! I really hope to be accepted (ofcourse) but I think the chance is about 50-50, since I’m not the only one drooling all over Japan ^^;