Healthy lifestyle

Hi ya,

I feel like there is not much going on at the moment. The courses have started now for real and as a consequence of that, people have assignments to hand in. I handed in a paper yesterday concerning the question "Are France and Germany bound to lead in Europe?" I'll get feedback today from the teacher and tomorrow I'll hold a presentation(the first presentation in ages)

Apart from that, I've set as a goal for myself to do sports at least twice a week. On Monday I attended a bodypump class (my legs are still hurting) and today will be BOMmen again. BOMmen is a lot like an aerobics class, it's just the fact that there must be around 200 people and you hardly see the instructor in the middle of the room...but it's more fun than bodypump.
This week I did also something crazy, I signed up for a ladies fotball team. It'll be a ten weeks course starting in the 19th March. So Emma if you're reading this, I'll let you become my second coach('cause they migth speak only Dutch during our trainings)

Tonight I've been invited to join an Australian dinner:) I'm really happy about that, I do like to visit these massive student houses, there's all the time something going on. I mean, I love the place where I live. It's just the fact that since the four of us, who are living here, have our own schedules, we usually only bump into each other in the kitchen and exchange a couple of words.
Though the standard of living in an international student house is a bit lower, I assume (the noise, tidyness etc.)they still have more of a community thing going on.

Yesterday I went to have dinner at McDonald's (I know I'm a bad person) My partner in crime was Axel. We do have this healthy life style going on, aerobics in ACLO, so we can afford now and then to do (or eat) a bit more unhealthy. I need to mention one thing about the McDo here: they don't have ketchup!!!!! only this mayonese kind of sauce and it costs extra! outrageous.

Take Care,
xannax