cant't believe summer vacation's ending... after 2 weeks it's back to school! the only good thing is that this year i'm graduating! hoping to get good grades. if i don't get good grades, you see, i won't be able to go to australia.... and i'll be stuck here in boring Mongolia... it's not that i dont like my country, i do, it's just the capital is soooo dirty. the streets, the people, the cafes, the stores. (but not all of them of course...) Other than the city Mongolia is beautiful! the countryside.... AMAZING! But i'm not that much of a camping girl, i usually just stay at home and rot in front of my computer. This summer i actually did  go to the countryside parents made me... =[ I also went to summer camp, which is called Narlag (which means Sunny) Yeah, it was great. I actually stayed there for 2 weeks, when it should have been only 1. that's how much i liked it there. the kids were so nice (most of them). but usually they would be only 13,14 year olds, so they would do anything we ask them to. haha. played games, and the looser has to be the winner's slave for 1 day. But we never needed that, we got respect because we were older (or at least looked older) 3 of my friends are 21, but they look like 4,5 years younger than thier age. i know people say that it's not right to hang out with people waaaay older than you (in my case, my frenz are 5 years older tha me....=P) but i think it depends on who you're hanging out with. you just gotta be carefull. All we ever did at summer camp is sleep, eat, sleep, eat. But the weird thing is that i lost weight! (which is great. now, i actually like looking in the mirror) At camp there are of course lots of activities but we never participated in any. We were going to dance at the talent show, but the girls from our cabin couldn't learn the dance. Next year i am definetely going to Narlag again! loved it. Other than narlag i also started learning japanese (on my own, by internet and books... mentioning it because i'm proud of it.. hehe) Japanese is so tough! but i'll keep trying... hehe.

cant't believe summer vacation's ending... after 2 weeks it's back to school! the only good thing is that this year i'm graduating! hoping to get good grades. if i don't get good grades, you see, i won't be able to go to australia.... and i'll be stuck here in boring Mongolia... it's not that i dont like my country, i do, it's just the capital is soooo dirty. the streets, the people, the cafes, the stores. (but not all of them of course...) Other than the city Mongolia is beautiful! the countryside.... AMAZING! But i'm not that much of a camping girl, i usually just stay at home and rot in front of my computer. This summer i actually did  go to the countryside parents made me... =[ I also went to summer camp, which is called Narlag (which means Sunny) Yeah, it was great. I actually stayed there for 2 weeks, when it should have been only 1. that's how much i liked it there. the kids were so nice (most of them). but usually they would be only 13,14 year olds, so they would do anything we ask them to. haha. played games, and the looser has to be the winner's slave for 1 day. But we never needed that, we got respect because we were older (or at least looked older) 3 of my friends are 21, but they look like 4,5 years younger than thier age. i know people say that it's not right to hang out with people waaaay older than you (in my case, my frenz are 5 years older tha me....=P) but i think it depends on who you're hanging out with. you just gotta be carefull. All we ever did at summer camp is sleep, eat, sleep, eat. But the weird thing is that i lost weight! (which is great. now, i actually like looking in the mirror) At camp there are of course lots of activities but we never participated in any. We were going to dance at the talent show, but the girls from our cabin couldn't learn the dance. Next year i am definetely going to Narlag again! loved it. Other than narlag i also started learning japanese (on my own, by internet and books... mentioning it because i'm proud of it.. hehe) Japanese is so tough! but i'll keep trying... hehe.