The LC

What the hell's "LC"? It stands for "local crazy". It's a bunch of crazy students from the so-called University of Canterbury in Christchurch. It happened that I was brought here being crazy with them.

LCP--- Local Craziest President. Effectively she's the Queen.

Our coexistence with a homosexual Thai shows our openness to different cultures:

Privilage of being an intern..

They are two of the three hot guys in LC Canterbury. Another one is on this web page as well. He appears in most of the pictures here.

National Crazies

The following one was taken on the bus that I snucked into for a 2 hours trip. I had no choice as I was catching a flight. God will forgive me, so as the bus driver, as he didn't know. Have you ever sat on the floor in the bus? This is the difference between snuckers in China and New Zealand.

Seriously, LC stands for "local committe" which is an AIESEC jargon referring to the AIESEC based in an university. We'r small but we'r close. Size doesn't always matter. 

"17th" Birthday :)

On 9-9-05 at 5:30pm, an AIESEC intern was kidnapped by some Asians on the Mancester Street under his office. Failing to get any ransom from him as he has no money at all, those Asians covered his eyes with a smelly beanie and drove him to the most dangerous road on the hill. Just before he was being push to death at the cliff, the intern managed to escape from an Thai homosexual and he stole a rugby ball from his car.   

Thank you LC-Canterbury.

Sun and the beach

Struggling to find out what pictures to show -- I decided to post some random stuff around beaches and lakes.

Lake in the middle of South Island. Step up and jump into the bath.

The lake is too claim that I have to make some noise to it. I was riding on a "sea biscuit" which was pulled by a boat. Holding the "biscuit" is hard, but letting it go would at worse make you rolling on the surface of the water.  

The lake- the time when it's clam....

No photoshop.

Way to the ocean.

Water is ambitious. It is the human nature to conquer the sea. It contributed to the first settlement of New Zealanders back in thousand years ago. Sit back, take a short breathe and try to feel that the world has always been clam. NZ is lay back. But it is a way of life.

One more.....

NZ Music

What the good the time we have
To be together in this air we breathe
You say forever but I know you've gotta go
What is it you are, are you a dream

I could tell you that I'm always gonna miss you
I could tell you that I'll never be the same
You won't even hear me

What's the point in crying
What's the point in hurting
In the shadow of the day

When I'm with you I don't remember anyway      
<Out of the moon> Goldenhorse                       

Go Rugby!

No one would argue against that rugby is the national sport of NZ. "All Blacks" is the NZ national rugby team, in which the name resembles the indigenous Maori people (will come to this later). Each region has its own team. The team for my region Canerbury is The Crusaders. Rugby is full of rules, and is attached with heaps of gimmicks that make its fans crazy for it.

Horse-parade showing the strength before match:

Crusader!

Haka, a kind of  "war dance" which is sort of the "cheers" when you did it in your university, but it's a lot cooler.