Axe throwing [111th day]
Hi. It's Illinois Panda.
I apologize for skipping writing books these days. I got into the final week for this semester and I'm pressed by final exams and assignments. However, It's not an excuse not to have written blogs. I rather had many experiences to share with you. Then, I'm gonna talk about last Saturday in this blog. I played soccer and handball in the morning, ate Korean food for lunch, went driving to a lake, played axe throwing in the evening, and cooked and ate udon at night. Out of these activities, I chose axe throwing. This is a very American game. The rule is simple. You throw an axe at the center of the target like darts. I played it in Chicago 2 months ago for the first time, so this was the second time. When I knew and saw axe throwing for the first time, I laughed at how it looked like. A human holds a real axe high over his shoulder and throws hard to a wood target. It's really unnatural, a bit scary, and funny. Once you play axe throwing, you can find it exciting. It feels really good when your axe gets started at the center of a target. It's a little tricky to throw and revolve an axe as it is stuck to a target. But once you find tips, you'll be able to have fun easily. I think it's easier than bowling. I've heard theirs is a spot you can experience axe throwing in Tokyo. So, I recommend you try axe throwing.
この日の夜に友人宅のキッチンを借りて、うどんを作りました。自分の住んでいる寮では料理ができないので、時々友人宅にお邪魔して料理をつくるのにはまってます。ハンバーグ、ボロネーゼときて、今回はうどんを作りました。久々の日本料理美味しかったー。
では明日もブログを更新したいなという思いを胸におやすみなさい。Have a good night.
