entry three;
It seems that Nakuru is doing well in England, though I wouldn't mind if she could transfer colleges and come here to Cross University. Of course, I didn't tell her that because I know she'd only worry. And her worrying--it somewhat frightens me to some point. And speaking of England, I met Walker-san; he is from England as well.
In other news, classes start in about four days and I'll admit it's rather hard waiting for the day to come. The message boards, including this network of journals, have an amusing range of people that I wish I could meet. Perhaps my timing is off just a bit, or maybe I'm just not that social.
Spinel seems to be quite irratated and I can understand the reason. Being locked up in a room for the entire day isn't fun with him, but until I'm sure that I've figured out where everything is on campus, I'll allow him to wander around. I don't want to lose him before class starts.
My roommate, Kadaj-san, has not shown up and while these journals can be amusing, I'm really looking forward to meeting him in person. I saw him in his bed last night, but thought it best not to wake him up.
I've also decided to join the art club that another freshmen, Niwa-san, has planned on organizing. I hope he will be able to find more members for it; it would be nice to relax with a paper and pencil again.
In other news, classes start in about four days and I'll admit it's rather hard waiting for the day to come. The message boards, including this network of journals, have an amusing range of people that I wish I could meet. Perhaps my timing is off just a bit, or maybe I'm just not that social.
Spinel seems to be quite irratated and I can understand the reason. Being locked up in a room for the entire day isn't fun with him, but until I'm sure that I've figured out where everything is on campus, I'll allow him to wander around. I don't want to lose him before class starts.
My roommate, Kadaj-san, has not shown up and while these journals can be amusing, I'm really looking forward to meeting him in person. I saw him in his bed last night, but thought it best not to wake him up.
I've also decided to join the art club that another freshmen, Niwa-san, has planned on organizing. I hope he will be able to find more members for it; it would be nice to relax with a paper and pencil again.