Karate Camp

First thought: Not much.

After thought: Daaang. *sore body*

While the 50 black belts were doing their kata (karate choreography), everybody had to follow along including me.

So I learned a bit of that.

Had some subway for lunch, along with the leftovers I brought home for my housemates.

Then a banquet.

Where there was lots of food, talking, and congratulations.

And obviously that is not (never is) what I got out of it.

Other than training, I got to meet some other LU students starting karate.

Made the friendship between Spencer and I much less awkward.

Experience talking with different kinds of people.

Realize that many people think that I know other martial arts.

Invited a LU frost to Laurentian Christian Fellowship.

Meet a Sherman in the bus stop and found many similarities. (like dancing, karate, science, thoughts on where we lived, etc)

Shared with my housemates about karate.

I am starting ballet in November.

Btw, did I mention that I may start up a club for dancing next year?

I don't see myself as a leader, so I might not head it.

But it's an idea.

I'm thinking about making it a place for inspiration.

Where people come and contribute what they know, this way 'you will get out, what you put in', kind of thing.

Yeah, I'll see.

I'm also a model for the Photography club.

Haha, no.

I might be.

Or I might be taught how to do better photography, which would be great.

Now, I just have to fit in my 24 page reading and 5 page essay that is due in 3 days.