And I survive...
Yes!!! My first day at university was relatively pain-free. I arrived early to have a little look around campus and try and find my lectures. I found them, and congratulated myself for not having to resort to making Stewart show me around. I consider this a very good thing. I even made some new friends. I have this knack for talking to strangers, which is a mixed blessing coz although everyone does kind of start out as a stranger, you can meet freaky people. I only met one freaky person, in my German lecture. He seemed nice, but he was wearing eyeliner and a top-hat, which amused me.
I did learn stuff in FREN124. Something about a Russian guy, and a bowl of soup, a dead body and a half-naked woman. All of this relates to film techniques. Ooh, and even more exciting, Julia-who-went-to-France-when-I-went-to-Canada is in a whole bunch of my classes, so that's good! It means I have a friend. Ran into Nick and Filo (gave Nick a near heart attack on the offending flight of library stairs) and that was alright. My mum made me a sandwich for lunch! That was exciting, too...
Today, however, I didn't have any lectures. I went into Vic just to enrol for a tutorial, but they decided to put lists up at 8am tomorrow instead of at 10am today, so blah. But I bought textbooks! So many textbooks! I also worked at the family store, read a book, read pages 2-7 in the Spanish textbook, sat behind church for an hour and a half after the library closed in order to not meet scary old men, bought a coffee, went to youth group bible study, and made Nathan a birthday cake, which I'm fairly convinced I forgot to put sugar in. His comment was "it's gonna taste weird" but I think he'll eat it anyway. It's the thought that counts, right? Oh. And somewhere along the line I ate dinner. Tuna and a muffin, and diet vanilla coke. La vie est belle.
Mayve I should go to bed. I gotta get up early tomorrow to sign up for this silly Spanish tutorial, and get my computer stuff sorted, and, uh, buy some notes. Yup. It's all very exciting, so I'll leave it at this.
ALP,
Rosie
I did learn stuff in FREN124. Something about a Russian guy, and a bowl of soup, a dead body and a half-naked woman. All of this relates to film techniques. Ooh, and even more exciting, Julia-who-went-to-France-when-I-went-to-Canada is in a whole bunch of my classes, so that's good! It means I have a friend. Ran into Nick and Filo (gave Nick a near heart attack on the offending flight of library stairs) and that was alright. My mum made me a sandwich for lunch! That was exciting, too...
Today, however, I didn't have any lectures. I went into Vic just to enrol for a tutorial, but they decided to put lists up at 8am tomorrow instead of at 10am today, so blah. But I bought textbooks! So many textbooks! I also worked at the family store, read a book, read pages 2-7 in the Spanish textbook, sat behind church for an hour and a half after the library closed in order to not meet scary old men, bought a coffee, went to youth group bible study, and made Nathan a birthday cake, which I'm fairly convinced I forgot to put sugar in. His comment was "it's gonna taste weird" but I think he'll eat it anyway. It's the thought that counts, right? Oh. And somewhere along the line I ate dinner. Tuna and a muffin, and diet vanilla coke. La vie est belle.
Mayve I should go to bed. I gotta get up early tomorrow to sign up for this silly Spanish tutorial, and get my computer stuff sorted, and, uh, buy some notes. Yup. It's all very exciting, so I'll leave it at this.
ALP,
Rosie
posted by Rosie @ 9:40 pm
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