First day of Referee Course and the rest of the day

First day of course, late... So embarassing. Not my fault ok? I was on time... Anyway, lucky for us, we weren't the lastest ones. Gotta be more punctual next lesson.

Started off with tons of theories, rules and regulations. Enough for us to study through the week. The second half of the lesson was practical stuff. There are handsigns and korean commands to pick up. We had to learn when to use the handsigns and commands. We made mistakes like facing wrong directions, wrong commands and the suddenly-don't-know-what-to-do reactions. So messy. Better to make mistakes in class and learn than to make them on actual tournaments.
Near the end of class, we were taught the correct pronounciation of the koreans commands and terms we will be using. Made us tongue-tied. :p Interesting though. New language learnt. We will e having theory and practical exam at end of course. I'm so nervous about it. What if I panic and make mistakes? The 'best' part is that after the test, we all will have to referee a real tournament due in late June. OMG!!! Then, we can pass and considered to be a qualified referee and will get our certificates. I'm scared.. :p No confidence...

Class ended around 3.30pm. Had some time to spare before the evening class. Went to Snake's house to play mahjong only to find his parents and siblings playing. All took a short nap and took over the mahjong game later in the evening. Went to class and had plenty of sparring going on. I didn't join in the sparring. Was helping to guide the kids and the two kids going for tournament in June. Maybe next lesson then I'll join the sparring? Haven't been doign sparring for ages. Rusty like nail.

2.30am: I'm still not asleep. Hair's still damp. Getting heavy eyes... *Yawnz* (~.-)