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has been in NZ for 10 days now.everything is still new to me,but i guess i'm started to get use to the life over here now.how can i tell?at 20 degree celsius,i actually complaint tat the weather is hot.N i started to think i am a cow as i'm eating more vegetable n fruits than anything else

Culture here is really different from what we had taught in school.There's a lot of things tat they do we dont understand at all.for example,on sport days,the kiwi guys show their welcome to participent from other hall by queue as a line,take of thier pants n show their butt to the ppl.i stand in front of them,so i cant see their buttthey got a name for this welcome,but i cant remember wat they call it

this place is not so deadly as i expecting.in fact,they actually got disco tat operate from 7pm till 5am,n i can actually hear the music from my room,even is FAR away from the place.few days ago i actually went to 1 of the club as its actually part of our orientation(so much different from m'sia orientation,ragging...).hang in the club until around 12,n actually got approach by 3 kiwi.........guythey r good looking until i doubt that they r gaybut nothing happened la a t the end,just make friend around only.But my friend(girl) r still not happy tat the good looking guy rather talk to me than them but really........the music here not as good as KL 1,n they r really bad dancer........

i dont actually got the chance to touch the sheep,as those farms r quite far away from city(far means 25 minutes or more walking distance,walk to a place which is 20 minutes away its call near),but i do enjoy the scenary here...the road here r very steep n here actually has a world steepest street in the world,i've not check it out yet,but just a normal road i think it would be steep enough to make kancil go backward

i'm still learning everyday over here,so not much thing i can actually tell all of you,but these r the few words all the kiwis love to use:
how's you day?=their way of greet ppl
cool,sweet=their favourite reply whenever u tell them something
cheers=goodbye