Benrik diaries - Wo bu zhi dao

So, first day of china week.
Of course I had rice with my food.

"Wo bu zhi dao" means "I don't understand" in mandarin which seems like a practical thing to learn as a beginner trying to adapt.

Also I took it on myself to rename both Stockholm and myself to "Sho ha" and "Il Ching". Just to make things a whole lot easier.

Later on I'm gonna do my Qi Gong.


Other than that this Monday was a good day. We had a course in presentation-technique (same as tomorrow).. went over things to think about before a speech/performance/etc.
It was lots!
How are you supposed to keep all those things mind and at the same time remember what it was you where supposed to talk about?
However, one thing I learned is that out of a speech people focus 60% on your appearance, 30% on something I forgot and only 10% on facts.


Yours,

Il Ching

p.s.
To answer the questions on my previous blog.
I haven't the slightest clue on what type she tried teaching me. The one where you're supposed to lie on the floor and put your legs over your head?
I was amazed I managed to do that and surprised that I forgot to breathe all the time. My body feels sour today btw.
Qi Gong is easier, and yes it's something I do from time to time - good for relaxing, and getting more flexible (as Yoga). This week I'm gonna do it more than I usually do.

Benrik diaries - Too slippery

This city is too slippery.
Walking home i slipped on the road. Laid on my back, alone, -10 C and snow everywhere.
I felt like someone in "eternal sunshine of a spottless mind", that and my whole life flashed before my very eyes.

No, I really didn't. It was too bloody cold and I just wanted to get up and get on with it.
Nothing broken. : )


I didn't sell any sexual favours during the weekend.
Instead I spent most of my time with Anna, she tried teaching me Yoga and that felt weird. In the end I came to the conclusion that I'm more of a Qi Gong-person - it's not as rough. Also It's more Chinese, right?
I'm gonna try to do Qi Gong once a day next week.