I haven’t posted for a while due to network problems (I’ll try to write more regularly hence forward. Anyhow, the school’s great. I got a birthday invitation for next Sunday, I’m kind of excited about this. I am looking forward to seeing what kind of parties do Indian teenagers have. From what I know, there will be no alcohol (It is actually considered to be a sin to drink alcohol). My schedule is now filled with extra classes in Physics, Chemistry, Math and Hindi. Hindi doesn’t seem to bee very difficult to learn, but this only applies for the oral part of it. The letters and vocals are a bit complicated. I gave my first test in this school (Math) and got 0 points, but I’m not very sad about that because about 75% of our class failed and there were about 3 tests with score 0. On Wednesday, we had our weekly test in English (literature) and I’m feeling rather confident about the results. Yesterday I played basketball with my friends and instantly felt really well, because they were no mach to me J . It seems that Indians are just not meant for basketball. I think it would be the other way around, if we had played cricket, though.
One of the purposes of exchange year is to start respecting your own country and culture more. The weird thing is, I already respect our e-country and our gorgeous girls a lot more than I used to (you don’t know what you got until you lose it).
Mihkel in Incredible India
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