Once a broken arm now a broken toe??

About a week ago, after church, I went to a park where many boys gather up to play soccer. I was playing with my bare foot and I was playing pretty fast when an older guy from our church who was on the other team accidentally kicked me in the toe. I fell to the ground immediately and was panting like crazy. I didn't feel a pain on my toe but soon it started hurting heaps. So I went to my friend's house where I was meant to sleep and thought it wasn't broken.
The next day, my mum and I decided to go to GP. I went to see a GP but unfortunately, it was closed. So went to the other place, but there was no doctor there to have time to see me. So we went to another place but their computers were shut down. Holy macaroni!! I had to go to ANOTHER place to see a GP!! So In the end I came across a place and went in there and had to wait 2 hours to meet a doctor. He told me to go to the x-ray place that is down the road. So I went there. Then I had to wait for 1 hour and 30 minutes to take a x-ray and get the picture. _ _ _ _ (sorry, no course language allowed in my blog =D) then I came back to show the picture to the doctor. But unluckly, he went out for lunch. SO~ I had to wait 2 hours. AGAIN!!!! Finally when he saw the x-ray, he said it was broken and told me to go to the emergency room of Princess Margaret Hospital!! So I went there and finally I got treated.
 ARGGHH!! So dear readers, if you are in Perth, and if your child is hurt, go straight to the emergency place in the hospital!!!! Please think about it!!

Chess stadium! Here we come!!!

From before, Becoming champions of our school in the interschool chess competition made our school go to state final tournement. Of course I'm one of the eight school team members which were able to go to state finals.
 We became a runner-up in the state finals and again I am one of five school members who are preparing to go to Melbourne for our national competition. The competition was held at Perfh mordern high scool last Thursday for the whole day from start of school to end of school. Phew! That was tiring day. It was hard versing the top schools around the state, WA. I won four and a half out of nine.
 Three people from our school couldn't go because their points were to low. For me, if I got a half points lower, I could not go myself.
Dear readers and my fans (I think), please wish me luck for my ultimate next national game.

continued from my contiued stroy of my MISSION TRIP!

Eighth day

I'm writing this on Thursday. I finally get to see some people in the church because they normally have a church meeting (I think). Few hours later, in the church time. OMG! I bet a three years old boy can probably pray harder than you because he was definitely a good prayer and all the others in the church . Wow! You should seriously see them pray. God is with all people in different ways. That what I wanted to share with you.

Ninth day

Dear good readers, I'm going back to Bangkok tomorrow. But the good news is that we were allowed to go to the street market to buy souvenirs. How great is that. There, at the market, we saw weapons. They were guns, shuricans, knuckles etc. watching this made me horrified and I got away from that market as fast a I could so I don't get my self killed. So in a different shop, I bought a necklace. Also I bought a ring to give to my friend whom I like and her name is Shona Bonnington. Whatever, anyway, I got back and got ready to go back to Bangkok. See ya Chiang Mai!

Tenth day

I'm going on a market again! This time, it was a proper market like Big W. There, I bought my friends a ring each and a I bought my self one. From there, I  bought a watch as well and a earphone for my Ipod because mine broke. After shopping, finally, I ended my journey and went to Australia. But I'm am missing something. I wonder what......

I remember! It's my bags that contains all~~~~~~~ my souvenirs!!!!!! But worry, I will call people there to send it to me.

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THAT IS NON-FICTION

(continued) My restless mission trip...

Fifth day

We finally set off to our next destination, Cambodia. We had to wake up at 4:30 am for the long trip.This place was hard to go. We had to ride a car and it rocked like hell. The car was shaking so hard that I nearly threw up on my friend next to me. When we arrived, I saw some kids playing in the mud that cows, dogs, chickens etc. had shit on. We also met a boy named Israel, he was holding a package that to us looked like a trash but to him, it was his lunchbox. He had vegetables and rice mixed together and was going to school like that. Seeing this poor boy made me thank God for letting me this great family. Also, I felt a little sorry for this guy because he was so thin and bruised.
We stayed in the school to sleep and the christian principle told us why he poured all his money to build a Christian school. That story made my heart move.


Sixth day

Only it was one day sleep in Cambodia, we got to at least preach to some man in town. Our next arrival is a place in Thailand called Chiang Mai. So I got packed to go for a long, long bus trip. But first, we had to go to Bangkok to take the bus going to Chiang Mai.When we arrived at Bangkok we seperate our group into 2 groups. As Laos was a dangerous place for a missionay, the main group was decided to go to Chiang Mai and only 12 People were allowed to go to Laos. I was in the Chiang Mai group. It took us over night around 8~12 hours to reach there. Cheese niblets! I was bored that I was going nuts. It was a total fiasco.

Seventh day

We arrived at Chiang Mai in the morning . At that place, a Chiang Mai Korean missionay was already waiting for us. When everyone got out, we went to eat a porridge for breakfast. But we didn't expect that they put in our worst food enemy called 'ginger'. Nobody liked it and nobody, not even the adults that were in Chiang Mai for few years, hated it. Then we set off to our hotel. it was awesome. But that does not really matter. Anyway, we went up the mountain which there was a church and there were about 20 people living in a church because they were orphans and bording students. I made friends real quick and played with them for two days until we went. (Sorry readers, I forgot to take a picture of them.)


to be continued........ (again)

Restless journey of my mission trip

First day

Dear readers, I'm finally going on my extraordinary trip to preach the gospel.  It was Thursday when it all began... On Thursday, I had to go to school for my sports carnival. RATS! Before the long flight, I had to run with all my might! Anyway after school I had to go to Thursday night church. They blessed my entire high school group as we were going to the mission trip together. After we finished, we went on a car to start our journey.

Second day

We finally arrived at Bangkok, Thailand.We went straight to our paradise they call it, but also known as Church. That special church was called Sarang house, which meant in Korean, Love house. It was tiring from then on. We had to be listening to the sermon for at least four hours. How boring... After that we have another eight days to go...

Third day



 Finally something fun! We were allowed to go outside and explore Bangkok. Five people grouped up and each team were given 2000 Baht (66 AUD) to go around Bangkok for few hours. Also we were given a task that we had to take pictures of the places that we had to go. We saw amazing stuff like lying Buddha and the golden temple etc.





This is the part of the golden temple

 
This gold temple is for the monks to pray. It is like our church, they pray and they serve him.
From this scene, I was a little bit sad that people there were worshiping their god, Buddha, so strongly even though Buddha is a fake. Also I was surprised to see that many people were worshiping like they were hypnotised or something.
We also went on a boat which got me a headache, so I looked at the water to refresh my mind but it was all polluted.



Forth day

It was Sunday. We organised a church service.We performed in front of the crowd. It was first performance outside of Australia. We were all nervous but it went well in the end.
At night, we gathered up to see a movie. However, we found out that the movie was not a real movie, but a message from our parants in Australia. After we saw that, we prayed that our mission trip would go well and then we prayed for our friends and families over in Australia. On that day, we have surely talked with God.

To be continued.....