Denja no samurai!

Konbanwa!
Training in Kamagawa was nice, the people are very hospitable; so after we changed they immidiately began with jigeiko. After about one hour of jigeiko, we did some wazas and stopped..why? Because the sensei misunderstood rodrigou and thought that we had to catch a train at 8:50 (it actually was 9:10) and stopped training at 8:25. Because we did not want to be impolite we created an impression of stress by keeping our hakama and gi on. Walking through town like this was pretty funny, and it still was while riding the train. In the train however we changed.

After arriving we started to fill the bath with hot (!!!!!!!!) water. We showered and let our hurt bodies soothe in the mollifying hot liquid i.e. we drank beer in the tub, entered the garden through the window, naked of course, and presented our steaming bodies to the irritated and amused visitors of the common room. One of us, the mysterious Z, also peed.
Lack of sleep forced me to close my eyes afterwards.

In the morning 9 am, punctual as always, the beloved IBU hymn woke us up (note: get the hymn as a ringtone). After breakfast and unmotivated hanging around we took off for the beach at Onjuku. - I forgot, we were told that there will be no training because of the swine flu for the rest of the week... good thing we went to training once in order to catch it before training is put to a total stop. - In Onjuku we did ... well what you normally do on a beach: enter the sea with ashi sabaki und practice underwater fumikomi. Show off your volleyball skills and last but not least lie on the ground. After buying some souvenirs we went back, had a domodomoburger and arrived once more at the IBU.

Aahh, I am so looking forward to the hymn tomorrow 9 am ...

Oyasumiii!