Rings, Kungfu, and Chinese Class

6/21/09
Just had brunch, bought some fruit for later on. Bought some nice rings from a
Tibetan woman on the street. One was bone, and one was something else, both
inscribed with some writing. Originally she said 15 kuai. I heard that in China
its best to start at a third of the asking price and bargain up, but not past
halfway. So i bargained up to 7 kuai per ring. This, along with buying fruit,
was great practice for my Chinese.

So, I think the way it will work is every Sunday we'll have Shaolin Kungfu class, every Wedn we'll have Taijichuan (Taichi) class, and once a week we'll have traditional dance class, probably Mongolian. And we practice on our own time. Hmm... the kungfu was fun. Learned a form, i was slower than the other three students who showed up, but I enjoyed it a lot.

Tommorrow starts our first week of normal class (8 in the morning)
- Manny