Glad to know you are reading and even better to know you’re entertained :D Being a native English speaker is a huge advantage at school for sure. Reading, presentations, class discussions, exam writing…well pretty much everything is easier if English is your mother tongue. As a result school is not exactly what you would call ‘intensive’ hence all my free time to do fun stuff and then even more extra time to blog about it :D That said, we do have a lot of group work in which a lot of work and responsibility gets shifted to me because I’m the English-speaker, so there’s some balance I suppose.

Let me know how everything is going with you! And by the way Jess, you should really get over here for a visit. I’m surrounded by German all the time, you’d fit right in!

Yeah, my chopstick skills are nothing special, but just being able to get the food from the plate to your mouth most of the time seems to be enough for a pat on the back around these parts. Don’t be too hard and Steph and her chopsticking, I mean, she’s not even that handy with a fork and knife (oh burn!).

You’ve been to Hong Kong, eh? I imagine that it is pretty awesome! Any recommendations? and don’t say ‘go shopping’ because that’s what everyone says! I will try to control myself on the gambling front, I mean, if they had bingo I’d really be in trouble but slots don’t really do it for me anyway.

PS – Thanks for making my blog sweeter

Your Blog continues to provide me with much entertainment! I am so happy to hear that you’re playing basketball again! How cool is that?! But I’m curious about your coursework! How are you finding being a native English speaker in an English-speaking Chinese university? (That is the situation, if I remember correctly…) Easier? Harder?

Keep the updates coming!

Hong Kong is awesome! I was there in the summer of 08, it was a grand trip. Be safe and don’t gamble too hard in Macau.

PS: Comments make blogs even sweeter