英会話プライベートレッスン

Hi there, Anand here as usual. ?If anyone is actually reading this you will know that basically all I end up writing about is the latest run I have participated in. ?And of course, this post is no different. ?I participated in yet another race this weekend as well. ?And, of course I ended up going back to Chiba to run in it. ?However, this run was in my old town of Katsuura where I used to teach English. ? It was…an unusual day to say the least. ?Due to a misunderstanding with the people at the station, they accused me of trying to cheat the fair system. ?However, I had actually been trying to explain myself honestly. ?The situation got so out of hand that I had to go to the police office and explain myself there. ?Thankfully after three years of living in Katsuura, I was on good terms with everyone there and they ended up giving me a ride to the race and giving the station people a talking to for wasting their time. ?So basically I was so pinched for time that I was basically putting my number on as the race began. ?But as soon as I was in my zone it was like the old days again. ?The Naruka Road Race in Katsuura is a half marathon that goes along the coast and is a race that I have participated in since I first started living there. ?Although I ran with no warm up and stopped running the race about 500 meters before the goal (I didn’t realize I had to run a lap of track at the end), I did pretty well.

Oh, and after the race I had to go back to the police station so my friend could pick me up. ?Yes, life in the countryside is strange.