I've had my first three days of class. Nothing too fancy in any of them. I already did a math assignment and read some Plato. I'm feeling super cultured and worldly now. I can't tell which classes will be my hardest, but I think I'll be able to handle the workload no matter what it is. Fridays and Tuesdays I only have one class for fifty minutes. Those are the days I need to get a majority of my work done.
I'll describe college thus far for all of you.
Monday through Friday my day starts at 7:30 AM. I have my alarm set the night before, but I don't really need it. The Metro North wakes me up every morning anyway. After waking up I go and brush my teeth and then, depending what day of the week it is, I decide if I have time for breakfast or not. Today I just grabbed a coffee from the caf and headed to philosophy.
Despite what the Princeton Review says, the food here isn't that bad. I eat a lot of soup. I also drink a ton of orange guava passionfruit juice, apple juice, and chocolate soy milk. I refuse to drink anything that isn't juice, milk, coffee, or water. Soda is the devil. So is college pizza.
When I'm not eating, sleeping, or sitting in class I'm probably hanging out with my new friends or lifting.
When I say my new friends I'm referring to the two kids I've met from Connecticut, Steve and Peter. Steve and Peter went to high school together and I met Steve in my orientation group...the only good thing that's come out of that damn orientation.
Steve, Peter, and I go to eat dinner together most nights and we hang out during the day too. We went to the football game last night which was cool. That was the first football game I've watched from the stands in over three years.
I'm making this place my home.
It's feeling a lot better.
I love how close the city is.
I love this campus.
NP: No Faith In Brooklyn- Hoodie Allen
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