The First Week is Over!

Okay, so this week is finally over, and what an exhausting week it was. On the first day of school I left about an hour early to find parking, thinking that would be enough time, but instead I drove around until ten minutes before class started just to get a parking space. I cried to my brother and my mom, because I was not only frustrated but worried that I was going to be late for class, it was so hectic! Anyway, my english class and child development class are great, I love the teachers, and I get to observe children in the center they have there, so that's cool. My Anthro 43 class is okay, I like the teacher, I'm just not sure about what we have to learn in it,and if it will keep me interested the entire semester or not. It is about the native american culture, so I don't know, we will see what happens. My other anthropology class, I like better, it is about mesoamerica and the teacher is cool and really nice. With both these classes we get to do "labs" in the museum at the jc, so that made it seem more interesting at least. Only in one of my classes do I actually know someone, other than that at my breaks I see everybody from my high school and I go and talk to them, so that keeps me busy, and makes me feel not as alone. Also, I have my dad there to help me whenever I need. On the second day of school I got out early from one of my classes and had like 2 hours to spare until my next class. I called my dad, he came after he got out and we sat and talked until he had to go. He brought me to the library too, so I could go online. He has helped me out alot this week.(Thanks Dad!) Anyway, Monica, to answer your question, yes there are some cute boys in my english and child 10 class, haha, but you know me I'm so shy. Well, that is all I have for now, I think that is alot of info, anyway. I have tons to read and write this weekend, but I can get it done, because you know what is so cool, is the fact that you don't have every class everyday. Some homework may be due tuesday, not monday, haha so cool! Anyway, I will talk to you later, and keep you posted with my freshmen college experience.