My classes are going well so far: Spanish is going to be a challenge, anyone who learns new languages easily I applaud you, hopefully I at least can remember enough to do something with this language! English - Intermediate Composition 1, I love it the professor is great and the content interesting! English - Survey of Canadian Literature Beginning - 1950, well seen's how I'm not a fan of history it will be interesting to see what I make of this course, every Tuesday from 6:30pm - 9:20pm... ouch! Geography, Lands and Waters... the professor needs to talk slower, this class has been cancelled this week - which means no school tomorrow!! Sociology, Women in Global Perspective: this course looks like it's going to be great, very interesting. Although I am not looking forward to the professor switch after the midterm or the 50minute group presentation.
Overall school is going well. Second year has a lot more reading it seems, or maybe it's just my selected courses. I have yet to venture home, my schedule has just not allowed it. So tomorrow will mark the first time in over two months that I get to go home, and I'm starting youth group and Sunday school this week, so excited!! I also signed up for a first aid course next weekend, which I went to pick up the course book I was given this massive 27 chapter book that has to be read prior to the course - why I ever thought this was a good idea I have no idea.
Now that school has started I am looking forward to a number of different church activities and meeting. October will be over full, but I'm so excited!! Now to just get those reports read.... I miss Sorrento Centre dearly, and its rather odd not living with eleven other girls, and having to once again do my own cooking and washing dishes, by the time I get used to it I will leave again!
I'm excited, the book I ordered came in, "The Gospel According to the Simpsons Leaders Guide" it was suggested to me by a number of people for the Senior Youth Group, so I'll take a read through it and figure something out! I also ordered two books through the Anglican Book Centre, can't wait for those to show up!
And now I am rambling... I guess that means I should go read over my Spanish one more time before class. I hope that fall has been a good start for everyone, I would love to hear from you.
Take care!
