| sit-ups | push-ups | chair-lifts |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Breakfast | bread 2 eggs banana soy milk |
| Lunch | rice & kimchi soybean & spinach soup tater tots |
| Dinner | rice & kimchi spinach kimchi/tofu/egg soup |
One of the most interesting things about the immigration detention
center is the diversity of people and religions and how this small group
reflects the real world in the eastern hemisphere. Out of 17 people in this cell,
half of them are Chinese and there is 1 person each representing other
countries, with 4 coming from the Indian subcontinent. I'm the token imperialist.
Three of the four Indians are Muslims, the other is Hindi, but it’s not the one
you'd expect it to be-- the one from India, but is instead the one from Nepal. Another
strange twist is the one most likely to be Muslim, the Iranian is a Christian,
as is the Nigerian, but the Iranian is more devote. The Chinese are all communist
heathens and mock the Muslims as they perform their daily prayers. And then
there's me. I am actually more anti-religion than anything else, but if I were
to choose, I would choose a Buddhist-like philosophy.
I spent most of the day trying to sleep in an effort to make
it pass by faster. No such luck. Time is still crawling by at a snail's pace. Maybe
a bit slower than that.
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