Before I start, I have now seen the first 4 episodes and I can say my opinions on stuff that has been shown. I would also like to point out that when I broke down (I refuse to say the word cry). It wasn't because of the boys putting tooth paste on me or anything, it was homesickness. Believe it or not, I didn't mind getting toothpaste on me. Bit weird and couldn't help thinking why (my snoring couldn't be THAT bad!).

Right after a few days, I got along with people more. I'm not really that type of guy who makes rivals or anything. I'm probably always the neutral guy who just gets along with everyone. Probably the only time I did get angry with someone there was when Jimmy (that's Ingram but apparently everyone seems to have forgotten his first name lol jk) said that he'd go for for a small jog and actually did it.

On the Sunday, I didn't get any letters but they didn't show it because I was too calm about it. I knew I wasn't going to get any letters because

a) I thought you couldn't contact so I didn't tell many people to write
b) I didn't tell anyone the address
c) I barely told anyone I was gonna be on TV in the first place so I kept myself quiet (and wondered if anyone bothered0
d) My parents couldn't write good English and I can't write Chinese.

When I wrote my letter back, I was just writing how I was feeling at the moment and how everything was going so far. It never occurs to you how much a letter means to ya until you write it. I was still through my depression stage by then so the letter was kind of soppy when I read it again when I came out.

That Sunday was brilliant because my mind could actually rest and I managed to have chats with people instead of being confined to all of the boys. You don't realize how much in common you have with people until you actually speak to them.

The second week was better. Despite failing in practically every subject, it was a lot funnier especially during lessons. The only problem was that I kept falling asleep on the 1st lesson or the lesson after lunch. Everyday felt the same as well. Nathan said it perfectly when he said "I feel like a machine" and that was almost exactly what we were. That was why I liked Sundays.

In the 4th and final chapter: How that go-kart was disaster and how we were kind of robbed at it, how I disappeared for 3 days, the bloody O level exams, the cheesy Mikado and finally being released out of my prison!

More of Ho's Dictionary:

Parmo: Short for Parmesan. No not the cheese. The simple version is chicken in bread crumbs with cheese on top. The exquisite version is a chicken breast in bread crumbs with a béchamel sauce cheese on top and topped with more cheese on top (normally cheddar), mozzarella and possibly parmesan cheese. So really, it's got nothing to do with the cheese. It's meant to be Italian but I guess it's like the Chicken Tikka or Korma where no one in the native country has actually heard of it. Not sure if it's a northern thing or what.

Beuer or Buer (Pronounced Be-You-Err): It's meant to be a Hartlepool only word. It means good-looking, sexy or hot. However you wanna call it. Other places say it means ugly but in Hartlepool, it isn't. Not sure how it was derived though. E.g "That girl is a beuer!"

Chore: Another word for Chav but I think lots of places say that instead.