
I watched my first rugby game in Hong Kong and it was the Sevens. One day during one of my Chinese classes the teacher asked us if we were interested in going to a rugby game. She said it was one of the big events in HK and we would be missing out if we didn't go. So I thought...what the hell right? I mean I'm up for new experiences. I didn't know what rugby was at the time, but I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to figure out right? So on the day of the game, my friends and I headed out to the HK stadium in Happy Valley (?). I only knew which MTR station to get off from but I didn't know exactly where the stadium was. Eventually, I found some Scandinavian dude with a rugby jersey on and asked him for directions. He was really nice and said we can walk with him since he was heading that way too. He tried to explain the game to us but I think he eventually gave up. I was only half listening but in the end I did catch the part about the players being hot. He was so right. I fell in love with #1 from Argentina but didn't have a clue about how the game was played. There were just too many distractions. Yesterday, I watched Sevens in San Diego and it was awesome. #1 from Argentina was nowhere in sight, but #2 was kinda hot. I decided that I really like the team from Wales, because they were hot too. After watching numerous games between the different teams for almost eight hours, I now like rugby because it's crazy exciting. So instead of liking rugby 100% for the hot players, now it's really 80% for the sport itself and 20% for the hot rugby players. I was really surprised by the number of people that showed up for the game. I didn't think it was too popular of a sport in America, but I guess I was wrong. I saw of bunch of kids that were party of rugby teams at their high school or college. It was crazy. I can't wait to watch the game next year.

Argentina is the team in light blue. It's such a great color.

The players from Wales were hot. They all have such great arms. Unfortunately, I don't think they're very good. They lost to Australia.

Little rugby players. So cute.

I saw the snowcones and I was like...I want one, but it's so damn cold already.

These two annoying kids just kept jumping up and down in front of me. They kept running up and down the stairs when the players walked by. The funny thing is they would keep count of how many of them actually shook their hands. I almost laughed out loud when Kenya almost completely ignored them.