School and all that good stuff

Yeah, so the first week and a half of school has already become obsolete in the annals of what is relevant to the here and now, but I will attempt a recap fr the benefit of all you History Majors out there.

Last Tuesday morning (my first day of school) Mom woke me up with the disquieting phrase: "Christine, it's 7:20 aren't you supposed to be leaving for school?". For some reason (probably power outage) my alarm had not gone off as scheduled and I had overslept by about an hour. Ouch. Mom fed my birds for me and I grabbed my stuff an ran out the door. Needless to say I was 15 minutes late for my first class, getting there in time to sign in, take a syllabus and be dismissed with the rest of the class (how embarrassing). The rest of the day went alright, so I guess I shouldn't complain...

On Thursday my last two classes: Government 5-6:15PM and Art 6:30-9:15PM both were canceled, so Danielle (she is in Gov. too) went to go see The Skeleton Key at the theater. Freaky movie, but lacking something...don't know what it is, but it's lacking.

Anyways, Saturday I went to church with Kimberly again. They were having something called "College Night". College night is more of a "hang out, talk, play games, and eat good food night" than anything else. Kimberly and I left early to go to our friend Sheila's birthday party. The difference between the two crowds was remarkable. Sheila got quite a bit drunk so Kimberly and I took her home. Then I ran Kimberly home and didn't get home myself until 1:30AM or so. That was a tired weekend.

The last bit of news is that I've been accepted into a program through my school. I am so VERY excited! There is a possible scholarship for $500 and there is also the possibility of two trips: one to Washington, DC and the other to Austin, TX. I can't wait to get involved.

That's all for now,
Christine