Jet lag in Japan!

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Jet lag in Japan!

posted by I Run - Therefore I Blog
Sunday, November 21, 2010 at 8:07am PST

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Slept pretty good
Second day here at the Nihon Aerobic Centre has just begun. Seems like the whole team slept pretty well from nine pm til 7.30 this morning. Woke up at 10 and then I was awake from 3-5... Feeling a bit dissy now..

Here's some shots from yesterday:

The toilets here in Japan are something special.. This is a baby seat at the women's toilet, so you can let your baby sit there while you...And, these seats are only in women's toilets...

Fride are teaching Coach Finn how to hold the chop sticks. Finn decided to go for the fork...

Lars and Coach Nils are practicing the chop sticks! Lars seems to be pleased with the lettuce and the sticks...

Sushi for lunch and dinner! The best start for me.

When the Norwegian girls were here in '97 our team coach, Leffy, made an excellent drawing. Stine Larsen ran the first leg and handed over to Veslemøy Hausken:) Great memories:)

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