Truths learned in my first week of college:
1. Sandals that are okay for waking short distances are not necessarily okay for walking long distances (7+ bandaids on feet).
2.Your class will NEVER be in the building that actually bears its name (English is in Geology, Sociology is in Physics, etc.)
3. Pizza is its own food group; there are more pizza places on campus than there are professors (well, maybe not, but you get my point).
4. Ten minutes is only enough time to get halfway to your next class.
5. Washers are temperamental beasts that do not acknowledge human domination.
6. When you allow the university to plan your schedule, they will end up placing you in a writing intensive course, despite the fact that a) you supposed to have English 1000 as a prerequisite b) as a journalism student you don't actually need a writing intensive course.
7. I am forever doomed to have no classes with multiple choice quizzes.
8. Giving a person like me the ability to swipe my student card and buy whatever I want from the bookstore is not a good idea (heeheehee).
9. Just when being part of a huge university seems completely overwhelming, God will send along a new friend.
About Me
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- Lee Anne
- This blog is not intended to be a complete or comprehensive chronicle of my life. Instead, my purpose is to provide a light-hearted and hopefully humorous retelling of certain moments that might be of interest to the readers who take a moment to peruse this blog. This is why I will avoid serious issues or topics; I believe in sharing deep issues face-to-face. For another thing, I try to avoid blogging too much about other people; it is not my prerogative to share their stories. This is why it is a very me-oriented blog; not because I like talking about myself (well, not completely) but because I feel authorized to tell only my own story (immediate family is always fair game). So, if my blog comes across as silly, wacky, or melodramatic—it's supposed to be that way. If you want to hear about my problems, issues, or breakdowns, come talk to me in person (jk). As a reader, feel free to correct me (or my spelling), laugh at me, but please try to take everything in good humor. I am so grateful to have a blog audience, because 21 years of life has taught me that I cannot keep a journal without an audience. Because of this, the more comments you leave, the more I'll write.
2 comments:
*grin* I am just full of helpful advice.
Lol! What a college experience, Lee Anne!
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