Blog for caic2

i have never expect to have so much fun by playing bowling. i am generally an outsider of this sport, having only played once in Beijing. i remember i was so bad at it that one of the real good players next to me described my bowling movement as dumping bombs at the lane, admittedly i threw the ball really loud and always ended up hitting nothing.
so i did work up some courage before i decided to sign up for bowling. Danielle kept saying that we would probably regret if we don't try. well, people say curiosity kills the cat, and obviously it kills my shyness also. the bowling spot had some of the pop band music playing, and everybody soon had great fun in their own groups. one of the coolest thing about bowling is that you actually have the chance to get to know more people and interact with them somehow. sure enough, i was still a little bit dumb in terms of bowling skills but the guys from Fudan had been friendly and patient enough to help me improve, and i really did make progress. they were so nice that no matter how lame i played, they kept encouraging me saying that it was not bad at all for a beginner. i was so glad that i was able to start some conversations with them, including some of the interns that i didn't have the chance to meet. every one seemed to be exceptionally cheerful when doing this sport, which was NICE~
the interns obviously had been working hard to provide interaction opportunities for us. i have just heard that there was soon going to be a PingPong tournament. i am thankful that they arranged all of these various kinds of activities. they really made our after-class time much less boring. THANK YOU ALL, dear interns!
hope that i can get to know even more students and interns soon!