Day 66: A Day as a Leftie

While I was in 7th or 6th grade, I went to a church retreat in Pennsylvania for the weekend.

My parents forced me to go, I guess it was because they wanted me to make some Korean friends to influence my behavior...(make me more Korean)

While I was there, I somehow go to know two girls, Hannah and Rachel. 

and we somehow ended up playing 'Truth or Dare'

And for some reason, I chose dare.

I suppose they could have done something really bad for me to do. 

But, they made me do things for the rest of the day...

with only my left hand. If I lost, I would have to give them each 10 bucks.

I thought I'd be able to do it...we were only riding canoes and singing and such, 

When would I use my hands extensively?...right?

Then later on in the day, I heard from the youth group leader that we were going to have a sports activity/contest.

 Shit.

We were going to play handball, volleyball, soccer and bowling. 

We were supposed to be broken up into 2 teams. I felt bad for the people stuck with me. Hannah and Rachel were on the other team. 

But I didn't want to give up my money so quickly.


Luckily I didn't really know anyone in this group, except those two girls, for them to know I am actually right-handed.


But still, that didn't stop anyone from thinking I was severely, physically handicapped or something.


Handball was a joke...I kept missing or not hitting the ball hard enough


Volleyball wasn't so bad. 


Soccer.. piece of cake


Bowling...major fail.


My group lost and at the end of the day I won the dare..


but I didn't feel like a winner..