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Thursday, April 14, 2005

I practiced Yoga for the very first time today. Me and fifteen some local ladies crowded in a dark room. Then the teacher- a middle aged, bulky sized man wearing sport clothes came in. Honestly, his looking was far from what i expected. Those Yoga masters in my mind were very thin, with tranditional Indian gowns on. But he just looked to ordinary. Then the class began. All of us laid on mats, one, two, three, four, leg raising, arm raising, foot circling... We even did sit-ups! I felt kinda weird since i had never seen any yoga practice like this before. But everybody else was just totally absorbed into doing what the teacher instructed. One, two, three, four, leg raising, arm raising, foot circling... the last ten minutes, the teacher finally asked us to do something which i saw from TV before-- to cross legs and stay still, then he said something in Bangali or some other language i couldn't understand at all, in which most of the words ended with "-achi" or something like that. I didn't know if he was trying to make a zen atmosphere or whatnot. When it finished, i felt kinda disappointed. I didn't get anything about yoga, even though i sweated a lot. And an idea just stuck in my mind: " Man, this is not a yoga class, it is a P.E. class."


Wednesday, April 13, 2005

It's been five months since the last time i scrabbled here. It's hard to cut my stories during these months into short. I'd rather put some pictures here which are more worth than thousands of words. Hope it also can give you some ideas about how I've been doing these days.


Monday, November 08, 2004

Just got back from Africa. Will write something about it when i am adjusted to Beijing time. Here are some pictures on this trip:

While trying to take a picture of Khartoum street, a lady in pink caught my eyes

Time to break the fast!

Dubai Airport-where i had a 10 hour layover

No.22, Lai Chi Kok Road, Mon Kok


Saturday, October 23, 2004

Seems this upcoming trip gonna be interesting:

A long-running civil war makes travel in some parts of Sudan a risky - though not impossible - prospect; visiting Khartoum is relatively unproblematic. The south is in the hands of Christian and animist rebels, and should be considered off-limits.

The Eritrean border/Kassala area should be avoided due to an uncertain military situation, as should the Darfur region in Western Sudan. Before travelling to or around Sudan, check for the most current information from your embassy.


Wednesday, October 20, 2004

Life is so full of unpredictable twists and turns. Was just told by manager today that I gotta go to Sudan next week. #$%@&...



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