Lio by Mark Tatulli |
My everyday ramblings about my second semester of studying abroad in France. Warning, this blog contains swearing because I have decided to accurately depict college students. You have been informed.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
January 20th
It's
just one of those Sunday Done-days otherwise known as not much going on. The most
I did today was massage and crack Kate's back; these St. Nicolas mattresses aren't helping either. Really today I just thought about this upcoming week, the
start of classes. No matter where I am, in the States or in France, I always
become nervous on first days. There's just too much new! My first full day of
high school was an ultimate day of terror. Not only did I become lost more than
once, but I was trying to reach my classes through a sea of students. Le Havre
is not even close to level of panic of South (my high school), but is still intimidating. I worry that I'll make a fool of myself; I often slip up somehow,
which is where this whole anxiety of "new" stems from. Oh well, the
new doesn't really start until Wednesday. See I only have one class tomorrow,
French Civilization with Martel. I'm not scared about that, it will be the same
class just new students. No my fear is anticipating Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday morning, especially Thursday morning; Art history at 8:30 am followed
by History of Religions at 11:00 am. The course times alone are less that wonderful
but I most likely will be the only foreign student in those classes. Fingers
crossed that I'm not, though only time will tell. Alright enough, the pitter
patter is over. I apologize audience, sometimes you just have a day of
thoughts. Seeing as I gave you a grey post I'll leave you with a comical image of a comic.
Evens out right?
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What a perfect comic strip for you, Mary! Too bad Charles Schultz is no longer here to read it.
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