The Week Begins

Monday came and I finally got the chance to use the internet. It was also Brutha Emil B's birthday, so Happy birthday B! I only have internet in this place that is only opened on the weekdays from 12-9. Updating my blog is tough because blogs are illegal in China. I have to go to an anonymous web proxy to bypass the Chinese firewall. It's all very technical. Anyway, I met a guy named David from England. He has lived here for a year and he showed me how to buy a cell phone. Sweet. I still don't know the number, but when I get other people's I just call them and they'll get mine. I'm going to get a bike soon. They cost like $20 new. I also had registration today. So I'm actually a student! Things are starting to settle in for me, A LITTLE. It's still very frustrating though because the concept of customer service is an American thing. The only information I get is what I ask for and it's very hard getting in touch with the right people to ask. I also still have no idea where I am. I think I'm In Shanghai, but it's possible that I'm in a suburb. I got a roomate and his name is Wookhyun Jeong. Is he a relative of your's A Hae? He's from Korea. D, I'm sorry you've been replaced. Actually he doesn't speak English, and he won't let me call him W or Dubbs. Well actually maybe he will I haven't really asked him. Since neither of us speak each other's language, we both try to speak Chinese together. Both of our Chinese is pretty shotty, so it's pretty hard, but I talk with my hands and he's got one of those electronic communicators. All in all, he's a really awesome kid. I have so much more to write, but I told Wookie that I'd go out to dinner with him so more later. Oh and BTW, the doors in this room are glass and very clean. A few minutes, ago, I saw a Japanese kid walk into them. It was the funniest and saddest thing I ever saw in my life.