Trying hand in new things

Two weeks back I have started two classes together...Learning Kannada from one of my neighbour of the layout and other one is Fitness class by joining a Gim near my layout. Incidently both the classes started on the very same day.I was anyways very much occupied and now it is even worst, but this is truely a new experience and I am thoroughly enjoying each moment of these two classes, rather everyday waiting to go and attend these classes. (Kannada is twice a week and Gim class is 6 days a week)

I am learning Kannada, speaking and writing both. Somehow I am finding writing easier then speaking as the pronunciation is really tough to pick up. Moreover, people start laughing the moment we start speaking Kannada. No wonder, as this happens with everyone when they start speaking new language. Even today my children have this opinion about my english that I speak it with punjabi accent although I have never spoken Punjabi fluently and never got a chance to live in Punjab for long. But kids have an english accent which I could not pick up the same way. Even today I speak in English after getting it translated from Hindi in my mind. That might make a little difference to my diction. God knows what will I do with Kannada?? But I am enjoying every bit of it and will try my best to pick the diction at the earliest.

As far as Gim, it is a new experience. My friend and I go together and work-out for one to one and half an hour, with treadmill, cycling, cross trainer and weights alongwith crunches and abs exercises. I am feeling much better in fitness in just 15 days although no change in weight but still I am more active and energetic. I really wish to continue with this routine. My back pain is completely gone. Normally people think that Gimming is tough or painful but I had a fruitful experience. The reason might be the physical trainer or our year long yoga classes which had made us flexible enough to handle the pressure but I am lovin it :)