Day 9 - Happy Birthday Rebecca!

Happy Birthday Rebecca! Had a small surprise birthday party at their bunk last night at about 12.30am. All of us ambushed outside her bunk at 12.25am to get ready to surprise her with the cake that we have bought. Guess that she already know we are coming since we are making far too much noise outside her room. This is also the first birthday we are celebrating in Wuhan!

Preparing outside her room!

The birthday girl!

Group picture edited by Polim

Woke up early in the morning at 7.45am to get ready for our class at 9. Went through chapter 2 lecture for BPE and had quiz 2. Having a quiz every lecture really is tiring, need some time to get used to it. Our bedsheets were changed today, also found out that our bedsheets are being changed every wednesday. Went for our brunch after class at the school canteen nearest to our hostel. Went to level 2 of the canteen to try out the food, the place was poorly ventilated and the whole place was smoky.

Our bedsheets changed


My beef ramen!

The chef that cooked our brunch

Snoy Eriosscn

iPhone 4G!!!

Reflections
While Daniel was buying the speakers today at the nearby computer shop today, we actually saw that they took out spoiled speakers and was trying to sell them to us. We could see that the speakers they were trying to sell to us were spoiled because they were the ones that Edy actually exchange with them a few days back. This shows that they were dishonest while doing their business. Instead of keeping away the ones that are spoiled, they actually put it back up for sale.
While buying our food in the canteen today, the service by the counter girl was quite bad. She did not even take the effort to try and remember a few of our orders and she had to ask us to repeat our orders to her. Some of us waited over 10mins when there was not even a queue, and the person actually shouted at us when we chased them for our order saying that we did not order loud enough. This is really bad service, if this was to happen in Singapore, people will not have patronize the particular stall ever again.