Jul 31

AMSC Seoul 2007

BACK FROM KOREA

Absolutely drained, less than 30 hrs of sleep in 10 days. Can you believe that? Even less than EAMSC07 in taiwan!!

Hong Kong got THIRD in paper presentation and FIRST in poster presentation!! Not only were we the only country (uh, region) out of the 12 who won BOTH presentations, we even got the AMSA International Challenge Trophy!! Snatched it from Malaysia at long last!! Cultural performance was also a success! Every bit of hard work was worth! Well done, please give a big hand to the Hong Kong delegation!!!

A picture speaks a thousand words and I’m too lazy to type, so please sit back, relax and enjoy a few of the 1600+ photos taken throughout this 10-day span (down to 1377 now…)


Our academic paper presentation, so professionally done!!!
A big round of applause to our Academic Secs – Iris and Shasha!


Poster presentation was a Success!


Our peristaltic colon for poster presentation of Colorectal cancer!
Yea someone’s gonna go ‘”ewww… disgusting…”


Group 6 from EAMSC07, Reunited in AMSC07!


VERY first “normal” photo with constance


Part of the CU delegation


One of our many jumping photos


Korean traditional see-saw game — Loooch in the air!


Tug-o-war: Hong Kong vs Korea!!


Group 19 cantonese speakers! (delegates from HK UK and malaysia)


“I want the duck!!! I want the duck!!!” Sheila and I paddling our GM Gloria around the pond.


Come on, we all need some entertainment during lectures, dont we?


AMSAHK Exhibition! Explaining our structure to members from other countries!


The HONG KONG Delegates! (plus a really random indonesian.. haha)


Cultural Performance — the typical wayward misbehaving teenager and the traditional old-fashioned mom in Hong Kong — then we had taichi, dragon dance, street jazz and hip hop incorporated into the drama.


HongKong X Korea


Group 19!!! “We have two options, but one is not working and the other one is crappy”


Need I say more?


This photo is so near-perfect


Don’t be mistaken, we were not as energetic as we looked since this photo’s taken in the very last day…


lovely weather


Mini Coopers in Korea! What a sight!! (Europeans cars are virtually non-existent in car-manufacturing countries such as Japan and Korea — unless it’s driven by ultra rich arses)


My Phoenix tattoo!!! Worn out so much after 2 days! Such a rip-off!!!


Flying back to Hong Kong in a minute!

Thank you
the Korean OC
Hong Kong Delegation
and all other member countries
for making this Trip ever so memorable.
I really enjoyed having fun with each and every one of you!

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Jul 03

DGS open day for alumni

dgs open day for old girls
30 June 07

As I’ve mentioned b4, dgs will be bulldozed and taken down in July 2008, therefore the old girls’ association has organized a get-together open day for alumni to share their memories, take some photos and simply have some fun around the campus, for the very last time for some.

There were many stalls and counters around the school hall, sort of like mini bazaar, and I was on stage, in charged of drawing portraits upon request by alumni for $80 during the event, but first I had to draw for the 2 headmistresses (Junior and senior school)

Our BELOVED headmistress, Mrs S Lau, couldn’t recognize me until someone introduced her ‘artist’
She sure looked shocked, so did I:

“Oh… Lucci…. this is Lucci??? Oh my dear…. Lucci you remember what you did when you were in F.5???????”

I sure did.

so here’s the story:
I was practising my rollerblading around the school carpark for the school musical, when someone suddenly pushed or tripped me so I lunged forward. I felt a crack somewhere near my blades. hmm, the blades were fine, not even a scratch, so I looked down.

“jesus christ, I’m in deep shit”

In front of me was half a car licence plate on the concrete ground, with the rest of it still attached to the bumper of the car.

I placed the detached half back onto the bumper, hoping it would fall off somewhere in the street on her way home so that nobody could be blamed. I then took off my blades and left. What the hell was I thinking? the headmistress must hv been just around the corner, since I was pulled back to the car right away.

“So what are you going to do now?” the headmistress demanded.

“stick it.” I answered

It was only then when i realized there were crowds and crowds of girls standing on each floor of the symon’s block (The building next to her parking space) staring down at this culprit.

Woh hooo! I’m famous!

***

“Oh Lucci…. do you know where my licence plate is now??”

“Uh… where?”

“It’s still on my car!”

OMG…. I must have done a great job sticking it!!!

“Oh dear… you’ve changed so much, Lucci I could hardly recognize you! You know how much you have changed??? You look so much more mature already! And your voice has changed!! What are you doing now? Oh!! Medicine at CUHK?!! Undergrad at Imperial College? Oh dear…. there’s always a story behind every dgs girl… you know how much I’m always so proud of you girls? Oh Lucci… I have to take a picture with you… You’ve grown up…so much…”

me: -___-”

my friends added (after the headmistress left):
“Yes Lucci has grown up and now she can smash your whole CAR into metal dust”


A view we took for granted: it will be all gone this time next year :(


F.5Z classroom, where I had the time of my life
F.5Z was right beside F.4Z
it is now F.3Z. What for??


The art ‘woom’… doesnt it look like an apartment in a housing estate?
“You ah so loisy! stand heah foh fee meeleets, ha! I can heah you fom da gwound flooah!”
“Don’t smile! I am seeweeous!!”
“Da first wow go to da second wow, the second wow go to the ferd wow, and the last wow come back to the first wow!!”
“Listen! This is Vincent Van Gohhhhhhhhhhh!!!!”
hahaha…  so much fun, I should have taken art fot my HKCEE. I did enjoy art lessons although I never had a grade higher than a D… =p


The school hall, quiet and empty, the perfect venue for acute nostalgia.


The hall piano’s still working! and somebody’s listening!


Some sample portraits.
Imagine yourself at the most bizarre places around campus.
Are you gonna pay $80 for that?


Here, one of my models


The backstage – one of my favorite getaways in dgs


Didn’t I say we can do just about everything in the backstage?


The vending machine by the tuckshop
STILL doesn’t accept octopus card
STILL doesn’t even accept $10 coins.


DGS mosaic done by alumni and present girls on the day.

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Jun 19

First year at CUHK

I’ve wanted to summarize my first year at the Chinese University of Hong Kong ever since my summer holiday started, but never found the time to. But I guess I gotta stop procrastinating on this. So ta-da, here it is. Apologies about this delay.

1 year at CU…. I’d say it’s even more fruitful than all 3 years at Imperial College London added up…

I’m by no means undermining my Super Duper Gik Ong universitymates + CLC schoolmates over there in London. You all know how much I miss our times at 33 Palace Gate playing Mario Kart from sunset till sunrise; baking white chocolate + strawberry muffins; sitting around the table working on the V-show booklets; walking home at 2am from N9 night bus station on that slippery kensington high street under the endless drizzle; shopping for hot pot ingredients at China Town and Japan Centre; bumping into friends wandering around Sainsbury’s at 4am searching for discounted chocolate chip cookies… and the warm feeling that a vast majority of my friends actually live within 10 minutes walk from home.

but it’s the actual University life I’m talking about. The quality of time spent at the campus.

Don’t be misunderstood. I very much respect Imperial College London as a university, as much as any other alumni. I did not like skipping lectures like some other colleagues did. I enjoyed strolling across the Queen’s Lawn from Sherfield Building to Skempton building, each step brings about a soft grassy crackling sound with a mild fragrance of an overnight-rain-on-grass, as the reflection of the Queen’s tower comes to view onthe exterior of Sir Alex Flemming building. This routine now becomes walking downhill from Basic Medical Science Building to University KCR Station.

I was a committee member of the Chinese Society as well as Bioengineering Society back in IC, and I did play hockey for a while until practices clashed with Chinese society events. I participated in drama, hip hop and design in V Show’s throughout those 3 years. Nearly an identical clone of my responsibilities at CU – Executive Committee of Asian Medical Students’ Association and Softball ‘jong’, and softball university team.

but it is just different.

Back in IC, interpersonal relationships has been the one single hardest thing to tackle. There were countless moments when I felt indignant, frustrated, especially when it comes to Chinese Society. It may be just London or Chi Soc, but I convinced myself that university must have been a transition between the all-protective high school life and the merciless society. Fair enough, 3 years’ time to adapt to the brutal reality that the world out there is one consisting of bribery, hostility, politics — everybody thrive to be defensive in certain inappropriate ways. I learnt to be tough and do as the Romans do. A different side of me eventually developed. All I thought about before my every move were the consequences for my own good. Things seldom go my way and all I did was moaning– I should have done this or that. I was never ever happy with what I got since all I did was to compare.

After graduation I left for South America and Africa for a little break.

I commenced my CU studies with the same mentality as I did. But one thing shook me.

Life can be simple.

Forget about bribery. Forget about hostility. Forget about politics.

Surrounded by an inoffensive environment, on the contrary, I seem to be much more productive. Not only have I learnt a hell lot more academically, but my extra-curricular-activities are now more than just organizing parties, discos, chinese food fairs. It feels great to realize that I’m on my way to making an impact on the soceity, no matter how insignificant it may seem. This may be the seed to pure contentment — the peculiar feeling I’ve had: when little Angelica smiled at me at the Ecuadorean children’s clinic after her surgery; when Duma the cheetah purred while resting her head on my lap; when the African Bushmen laughed while forcing me to admit that I know Kung Fu just because I’m from Hong Kong. My mental well-being is enhanced by my lowered threshold to satisfaction. Still as ambitious as a Liyeung, but I also learn to pause once in a while, look back at what I already got and count my blessings – CUmedic2011, AMSA, CUHK Softball.

Thanks for reading my blabber. I can’t believe I’m still typing at 3am while I’ve been a walking zombie since 10pm.

Both schools shape me into what I am now.
Imperial College, Chinese University
IC-CU-LUCCI.
icculucci.

Some random school shots


pigtail day!


uh…


Health Exhibition


Med dance!


Med dance @High table dinner!


2011 @Shaw run!


Jimmy’s birthday party @Mc Donalds in suit (Right after poster SSM presentation)! We sure scared the guts out of all their customers!


dissecting mice embryos….


…then investigating under this powerful Leica microscope (i wish i had one at home…)


this is what I saw…


Yea. Histology lessons do get pretty boring from time to time…


Alex’s, Delon’s and my masterpiece!


My affair kuen kuen! (Snowy white guinea pig for our respiration experiment)


52 dishes of dim sum….. -_-  we couldn’t even see the person sitting opposite ourselves


Did anyone play my game at the medic carnival stall?


Med 1 Degree holders (4 are missing…)

SSM 1006… the winning team!!!


post- presentation celebration!


CUHK Softball… yet another winning team!!

The cup’s OURS!!!


We can do it!

Last but DEFINITELY NOT LEAST– AMSAHK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ooo.. I love this photo


Group 6 at East Asian Medical Students’ Conference!


Sympathetic trunk


AMSAHK @lucci’s

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Apr 22

2007 Inter-University Softball League Grand Final

2007 Inter-University Softball League

Grand Final

CUHK : HKU

15 : 8
The cup is ours.
Yes, OURS. CUHK‘s.
We’ve made it.
We are the
GRAND CHAMPION of
INTER-UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE 2007
WELL DONE!!!

Our wut-gei line-up:

1. Gigi 3B

2. Kitty SS

3. Bon LF

4. LiKwan (MVP of the game) P

5. Nomon C

6. Si 1B

7. Beverly(Burberry) CF

8. Lucci 2B

9. Shek/Milly RF

Last but not least, ALL other team mates who cheered on and on and on and on

Is that it?

Does this mark the end of my first ever Inter-U softball season?

The idea of winning this game did not immensely sink in until my team mates left my place at night, when I was alone at home. As I’ve said so many times, this game really meant a lot to me. We’ve ventured a long way: from UST, to CityU, to HKU, to PolyU, to meeting HKU again. Looking at the photos taken during the game, I felt that everything passed so petrifyingly fast. The game this morning, which justifies today my happiest day in CUHK, suddenly became much like a dream:
The game we’ve all been fighting for, for the whole semester, even the whole year for some, completed;
Our 5-days-a-week hard-core training, which finally paid off, over.
What’s next will be a softball-less month.
a miserable month.

You get what i mean?

This sorrow feeling of emptiness is inevitable yet has to be overcome, especially when final exams are drawing nearer… and nearer.

To be honest, I did not play up to my expectation. Could have done a lot better.

“第８bat 即係另一個第４bat 不過無禁穩定”

(f.y.i. 4th bat is usually the cleanup hitter, the home run player)

I always bat 8th for CUHK. Yes I see my problem. Stability. That’s what I’m seriously lacking. Sometimes I get nice big hits, more often the ball’s fed right into an infielder’s glove. This is ridiculous, unacceptable. I promise, I’ll practise damn hard this summer. Much harder than I ever did.

I love the spirit of this team.
Simply enjoy playing with you guys.
Such sweet memory for my first year in CUHK.

Thank you CUHK Softball for not giving me up despite all the errors I make on the field, constantly. I don’t mean to sound mushy, but I feel really really touched to get to play in every game. Thanks for giving me this chance. I really appreciate that. I hope you guys had fun at my place – ps2 drums, wii (Thanks beverly for lending!), mario kart, jamming songs, blowing water, pizza, kfc….. Looking forward to playing with you guys again in summer after our exams.

Thank you Lilian Rosinni Tammy Michelle and Jimmy for coming to watch us play. Your support really really means a hell lot to me. I hope the game did not bore you. And Thanks Jimmy for all the excellent photography. So Pro.

What a perfect end to my first ever season as a CUHK Phoenix.

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Apr 01

Rest in Peace, Cheetah

What a game

Phoenix: Skyers
19:4

out of 20+ playes only 9 came, just enough for team. Imagine one of us couldn’t make it during the last minute. That would be an automatic lose. I understand that we all got other commitments, but hey, who doesn’t? Softball’s a team sport, and it’s the effort made to squeeze some time out of our schedules that makes a complete team. Everybody’s participation counts, not one less.

Played Shortstop, batted 4th….dear me, never took up such big positions both offensively and defensively in the same game. Anyway, it was cool. Most balls were hit towards the right side of the field though.

Made my first everr double play at softball. caught a fly out, then with constant screams of reminders from my team mates, I managed to put out the second runner at third base who headed home without realizing I got the ball. Sorry for daydreaming :p

Offensively – 3 at bats, 3 walks. no comments. there were strikes. I need to reshape my mentality in the box.

Everybody’s done a great job. Especially the new playesr. You’re definitely doing miles better than I was when I started baseball. Applause.

*******

As most of you know, I lost my little bunny on Saturday morning, right before I left for softball practise.

Dear little cheetah,

I’m sorry I made up shit loads of excuses when I ignored you for the past month. projects, exams, homeworks, tutorials, various designing tasks, the list goes on. It was completely unfair for you since you did not deserve that at all. But you left just too soon. way too soon. You suddenly became weak and immobile on Friday night the 30th after I return home from softball practise, so I planned to bring you to the vet, during lunch time, right in between my morning softball training and afternoon baseball training. In Tai Wai, when you first visited the vet for diarrhea and dehydration, nearly 2 years ago. you were still a tiny little 4 month-old back then. And you feed on baby food. The vet gave you some antibiotics and you recovered in a flash. Suddenly you became toilet-trained. You’ve always loved to eat grapes, and is kind enough to share with cougar. You loved to dash under the dining table, and it was a nightmare getting you back into the cage before my mom returns home. Then I left HK for a few months in a row. By the time I returned you became big and strong. Yet you still love grapes.

You’ve been active all the time for the past month, saw you standing up and nibbling hay, clinging on the side of the cage staring at me when I pass by. Did not expect anything to happen to you. I thought of letting you and cougar out for a run after my exams. I really did. I was thinking about it when I was having my PMUS exam on 23 March. Also during my PHES exams on 30 March.

But then you left on 31 March, Saturday morning.

I couldn’t stop thinking of this poem, a poem which made me cry back when I was a kid, when I lost my hamster Brownie.


Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge.

When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge.
There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together.
There is plenty of food, water and sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable.

All the animals who had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor; those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by.
The animals are happy and content, except for one small thing; they each miss someone very special to them, who had to be left behind.

They all run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly stops and looks into the distance. His bright eyes are intent; His eager body quivers. Suddenly he begins to run from the group, flying over the green grass, his legs carrying him faster and faster.

You have been spotted, and when you and your special friend finally meet, you cling together in joyous reunion, never to be parted again. The happy kisses rain upon your face; your hands again caress the beloved head, and you look once more into the trusting eyes of your pet, so long gone from your life but never absent from your heart.

Then you cross Rainbow Bridge together….

Cheetah, enjoy rainbow bridge. You’ll be the cutest rabbit there is.

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Feb 18

祖母

大年初一

在法國醫院

陪著祖母渡過最後一段路…

為什麼要選這天?

年初一﹐大清早起床便和爸爸媽媽一起到醫院去見住了院四天﹐還在休克的祖母。

爸 爸家那邊是很大又很傳統的上海(寧波)人家族﹐平時溝通常用上海/寧波話。爸有五個姊﹐但由於我是第一個內孫﹐所以當時祖母對我十分疼愛﹐織了很多毛衣給 我﹐又叫我妮妮(音ni ni – 寧波話”囡囡”的意思)﹔而她要我叫她阿娘(音ah nyang – 寧波話”祖母”)﹐但由於我自小咬字不清﹐讀了做”nee nyag”﹐從此我便改不了口﹐到現在都是這樣稱呼祖母。

小時的我很”貪靚”﹐祖母經常用半上海半廣東話再三叮囑我:
“女仔靚無用o既!! 一定要叻! 知道未? 最緊要叻!!”

好一個上海女強人。

之後這件事﹐是爸爸告訴我的:

當我剛剛學會說話的時候﹐祖母給我看她的一個鑽石戒指

“個戒指靚唔靚呀?”
“好靚呀….”
“不如阿娘死左之後送俾你呀”
“阿娘你幾時死呀?”

我真係一個白痴。

由數年前開始﹐祖母的健康急劇下降﹐右手癱瘓了。一年前起還不能走路﹐要靠輪椅代步﹐看東西也不清楚﹐經常以為我是弟弟。記性也不好﹐不停地問媽媽我找到工作了沒有﹐媽媽每次都要耐心解釋﹐
“妮妮入左醫學院呀…”

之後祖母便會對我說: “妮妮﹐快D醫好阿娘啦!!”

上星期二﹐吃完晚飯媽媽突然收到從東莞急急回港的爸爸的電話﹐叫我們馬上到醫院﹐聽說祖母突然暈下來﹐舌頭疆硬了。好像很嚴重的樣子。

入到病房﹐只見祖母睡在床上﹐要靠氧氣機呼吸。

“阿娘﹐是我呀﹐妮妮呀。”

我在她耳邊說﹐但是也沒反應。

之後四天﹐祖母也沒起來。我照常上大學﹐媽媽照常上班﹐但爸爸放下工作全日留在病房。媽媽下班我放學都會到病房去。

見著蒼白的祖母﹐我不禁想起以前的日子…

每個星期天﹐如果不用打棒球﹐我都要和爸爸那邊的親戚飲茶吃飯。當時剛回香港的我把英國車牌換了香港車牌﹐接著那個星期天爸爸便叫我到祖母家去接她來飲茶。平時是爸爸接她的﹐那天祖母一見到坐在司機位的不是爸爸而是我﹐她歡笑著說:

“我的妮妮長大啦!”

有一個星期天我有棒球比賽不能飲茶﹐那晚媽媽問我﹐

“車裡那個Nemo Cushion 是朋友送你的嗎?”
“是呵﹐為什麼這樣問?”
“沒有﹐只是阿娘很喜歡﹐下車時緊抱著不放﹐我們不停說是你同學給你的禮物﹐她才勉強把它放回車內。”

之後那個星期我不用打波﹐在茶樓我把那個Nemo Cushion 遞給她。

“阿娘﹐送給你的。”

祖母開心的大笑了﹐又緊緊抱著我。

之後不停地給媽媽和其他親戚看﹐自豪地大聲叫度﹐

“快看看!! 是我乖孫送給我的!!!”

令我怪不好意思的。

可能平時我不夠孝順﹐才令祖母這麼易對我滿足。

阿娘﹐對不起。

拜個年後﹐見祖母的情況也算穩定﹐我們便出發去沙田外婆家。

見到身體健康心境開朗的外婆﹐我自己心情也輕鬆了起來。她興高彩烈地問我要不要飲可樂﹐飲益力多﹐叫我從存盒拿瑞士糖吃﹐還馬上到櫥房煎年糕給我。

突然聽到爸爸電話一響﹐之後聽他說 “好﹐馬上來”﹐我大約估到發生什麼事。

真是第一次見爸爸在80km公路上開至120km﹐衝幾個紅燈再過雙白線﹐不理會”No U-turn”的牌後連續切幾條線… 五分鐘由沙田去到九龍城法國醫院﹐我都不得不戴安全帶…

上到病房﹐見到祖母的傭人﹐五個姑媽﹐表姑媽﹐姑丈們﹐紛紛圍著躺在病床上﹐面上沒半點血色的祖母。病房只聽到哭聲和醫學儀器的必必聲。心電圖上只有寂寞的一條直線﹐陪伴著一堆不再懂改變的數據。醫生說她所有身體機能都停止了。

討厭自己這個愛逞強的性格。在那麼多人面前﹐我不敢哭。

我扮醫生上前嘗試摸她脈博﹐但摸到的只有微暖的﹐疆硬的皮膚。

但是揭開祖母的被單﹐見到棉被下祖母的手抱著的﹐

便是我送她的Nemo Cushion。

我終於忍不住熱淚滿眶了。

那個Cushion我會把它和祖母一起土葬。

I hope you will understand and respect my decision.

今個農曆新年沒有行花市也沒有什麼氣紛。沒想到十多年沒有慶祝﹐第一個在香港過的農曆新年會是這樣的。

一定要叻! 知道未? 最緊要叻

Grandma, I’ll make you proud. I promise I will.

rest in peace.

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Jan 17

[Panoramized]

Dear all,

Just a quick reminder that there’s only 4 days left that my very first book [Panoramized] will be sold in Page one Times Square (Until this sunday, 21 Jan), and there’s only 3 copies left. I will try to add 10 more by Friday if I can still squeeze a few hours out of my tight schedule which now only consists of AMSA, softball, baseball and school work, to DIY a few more book covers.

For those who’s still interested, but do not have the time to visit page one by this Sunday, please drop me a line so I can reserve a copy for you.

$83 and 100% of the profits will be donated to one of the organizations I have worked with over the past year (in Ecuador, Namibia, Zambia or Zimbabwe). You guys can tell me your preferences actually, since I haven’t decided and will not donate until everything’s sold

I gotta admit, I’m more than surprised about its sales to the public. It’s far beyond my expectation, consider it’s my very first book and no one even knows me… I had always hoped to inspire someone, in whatever way, and through this event I wish this has already been achieved. Even better so if an impact, however insignificant, has been made on those who’s read my book.

Thank you for your support, everyone who has bought or read my book,

and above all, my friends and family, for making everything possible :)

Lucci Lugee Liyeung

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Dec 31

Netter in Japanese

Heyheyhey
Check out what I’ve got myself from Japan….

P1110928

HAHAHAHAHA

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Dec 26

Hirafu days 3 and 4

day 3 + 4

Yayyyy Hirafu~

Weather is a hell lot better, too bad some snow started melting… pretty icy at some point…

Right, something you guys would LOVE to watch, keke:


Here we go~ a BIG jump ahead…


Oops, wrong timing…….


OWW


OWWWW


OWWWWWWWWWWWWW


OUCHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I Think I’ve got a broken hip…

Pelvic girdle hurts….. Don’t care, still boarding tomorrow (Still in one complete piece!!)

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Dec 24

Snowboarding@Hirafu

2nd day in Hokkaido, time for a quick update

The whole day has been spent on travelling yesterday, arrived the resort on about 8/9pm, had dinner then read some biochem (like 1 slide……….) then slept on my notes.

Then, as expected, we kids rushed straight to the mountains first thing after we woke up while mom and aunties sit around and drink coffee. It…. was….. FREEEEEEEEEEEEEZING COLD UP THERE!! It’s like the COLDEST snowboarding day i ever had! Wsa completely numb and frozen on the ski lift; tried to bury my face into my scarf fromthe snow storm. My brother and cousin said for one moment they thought I was dead, haha…

And I can’t emphasize enough, what I hate most about snowboarding — SKIERS who just love to ski sideways, as if they were crossing the track — slowly!!

Anyway, the slopes were really good if it werent that cold, powdery snow, doesnt even hurt when I tumble.
Don’t worry, I’m still in 1 piece…. 1 complete piece, hopefully, I’ve tortured my scaphoid so many times already, Can anyone tell me which nerve will be affected? Look for any clinical signs when I come back. wahahah

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