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Well, I've been back from Poland/Israel for about a month now, yet I still haven't updated this thing and wrote about my great and/or powerful experiences in those two countries yet as I somehow thought I was going to do when I got back. And methinks I'm still going to wait a while before I go back and retrieve the numerous memories of the trip in order to do them literary justice. Poland would be rather hard to write about , and I'd really have to be in the right mindset to do so. All I'll say for now is that it was an incredible experience, and even though it's been a while since I was abroad (though less then how long I was so) I miss Israel and can't wait to go back.
On another note, it's only two days until the start of school. While I'll miss the freedom of the summer, I'm till sort of excited to see my all my friends and, geeky as it sounds, learn. At least history and stuff of that sort. And, of course, JAPANESE!!Ç™ÇÒÇŒÇÈǺ! ............I'm guessing this can't handle Japanese characters...
Oh, and I joined Armstrong's Cross Country team about three weeks ago. It's hard work, but it's pretty fun and great exercise. I skip practices on Saturday for shabbat (though I really don't go to synagogue that much^^; ) , much to the chagrin of my fellow runner and friend Obi. Anywho, Cross Country helps me feel slightly less lazy then i really am...
Well, long live Group 4, and farewell to the stress-less freedom of summer.
............Does anyone even read this?
On another note, it's only two days until the start of school. While I'll miss the freedom of the summer, I'm till sort of excited to see my all my friends and, geeky as it sounds, learn. At least history and stuff of that sort. And, of course, JAPANESE!!Ç™ÇÒÇŒÇÈǺ! ............I'm guessing this can't handle Japanese characters...
Oh, and I joined Armstrong's Cross Country team about three weeks ago. It's hard work, but it's pretty fun and great exercise. I skip practices on Saturday for shabbat (though I really don't go to synagogue that much^^; ) , much to the chagrin of my fellow runner and friend Obi. Anywho, Cross Country helps me feel slightly less lazy then i really am...
Well, long live Group 4, and farewell to the stress-less freedom of summer.
............Does anyone even read this?