Life in China

So I have been trying to blog more, but life here in the motherland is insanely busy.  I will walk you through a day in the life of me in China.  Usually I get up around 9:00 and go get some weird, but incredibly tasty "Chinese egg Mc muffins" from this little lady on the street.  After that I have class for 2 hours until noon.  My classes are taught almost strictly in Chinese.  It sounds very tough, but if you study and pay attention it gets easier everyday.  At noon I usually go get lunch with some friends and sit by this little pond area on campus.  After that I have class for another 2 hours.  Finally around 3 each day I am done.  I have a language exchange partner who I meet with 4 times a week.  I teach her English and she helps me with my Chinese. Sometimes it seems like it is too much and I just want to relax, but meeting with her that much really helps me a great deal with my Chinese.  If I don't meet with her I will go play basket ball at another school that has better basketball courts then my university or go running with some Israelis.  It is sweet when we play ball, usually we get a pretty big crowd and I do my best to pull some street moves for them...^_^.  I have been hanging out with a girl from the Czech Republic and we go out for dinner almost every night and hang out quite a bit.  She is really cool and probably my best friend here in Kunming.  We usually check out a different restaurant every night.  On the weekends everyone likes to go out to "Kun Du" which is where all the bars or "Disco's" as the call em here in China. It is absolutely insane.  There are probably 30-40 different clubs in one area.  Living in the International dorms is fun.  It is nice because there is always something going on and almost every girl living here is cute!  The weather in Kunming is awesome and traveling around Yunnan is the best.  I really am in a great situation and I am so thankful that I have this opportunity.  I miss all my peoples back home and I look forward to the day I can see all my friends and family again.  I will do my best to update my blog more often and I hope you check back to see what life in China is all about.  PEACE

One Love,  Adam