G'day Tim,
About the newly coming EHP students, I volunteered to help during the exam of EHP entry. Which means I will also take the exam and interview with the people who signed up for it. I'm sooooo excited! One of the reason was because I get to see the possible new students before everyone else!
Can't wait till that day :)
And I asked Melvyn about the ragbrai thing. My jaws dropped. My little, unsporty body is not capable of that sort of activity LOL, but maybe a chance to visit the place by car or bus may be less scary for me haha.
My aunt immigrated to San Josè in the recent years, and I'm so jealous to see my cousin enjoying the beautiful life in the American neighborhood. Hopefully I can visit them soon!
Btw, my favorite thing about the U.S. is that they sell Arizona Green Tea in giant bottles, they don't sell this drink in Taiwan :(
Dear Aubrey,
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that you'll be helping with the EHP exams (and the interviews?). Does that mean the we know that there will be more boys in the class for next year?
RAGRRAI is actually designed for people with "unsporty" bodies. It may sound like a lot, but each day is usually about 3 - 4 hours of easy riding, with lots of breaks. Lot at the bright side: By the time you're finished, your legs will look a dancers, and those jeans will fit better that ever before.
You can read the newsletters on line all summer and I'm looking forward to working with you again in the fall.
Good luck on all your tests, and have a great summer!
Tim