YATTA!!!
After a crazy compressive and over the top crazy busy series of weeks, which really, this stretches back to the beginning of October.
I haven't had time to breathe little own sleep in a long time. So many projects, essays, presentations study abroad paperwork and a bunch of band stuff and journalism stuff. It's been pretty much non-stop since I got into Pullman. But right now all my effort is paying off.
Journalism, I'm doing really great in that class. I'm getting B's and A's on all my articles.
My Com Law class, although it took a while to stay away through my 7:30 am class I was finally able to do it. The class it self started out rocky, all the texts might as well have been written in greek, and I know next to nothing about law proceedings or even the judicial processes and groups in our country (although I still don't know much about that) I understand a few things about the first amendment now. Which is really fricken' complex and has a long history of being infringed, especially when people begin to deal with the media. But I just got a 145 out of 150 on my most recent exam!! Woot! (especially since the last one I got a 105 on)
I still hate my Asia 111 and Japanese teacher and I still can't understand half the things she says, and that includes when she's speaking english. I love how she turns most words into reflexive verbs. "They colleague each other," that was the most recent one. Oi... explain yourself properly. You know its bad if the native english speakers can't understand what your asking, what does that mean for the other 70 percent of the class whose native language isn't english?
Psych is getting kinda interesting, we're learning about mood disorders and personality disorders.
Band is still presenting some issues... I'm still a bit peeved that I only get three days for my thanksgiving break.
Oh but the most exciting news.
I'M OFFICIALLY ACCEPTED INTO KANSAI GAIDAI UNIVERSITY'S ASIAN STUDIES PROGRAM!!! I'M GOING TO STUDY ABROAD IN JAPAN!!!
So I guess this message is really, just hang in there, because if it's bad now, I promise it'll get better. (Well that an announcing I'm officially going to Japan!)
I haven't had time to breathe little own sleep in a long time. So many projects, essays, presentations study abroad paperwork and a bunch of band stuff and journalism stuff. It's been pretty much non-stop since I got into Pullman. But right now all my effort is paying off.
Journalism, I'm doing really great in that class. I'm getting B's and A's on all my articles.
My Com Law class, although it took a while to stay away through my 7:30 am class I was finally able to do it. The class it self started out rocky, all the texts might as well have been written in greek, and I know next to nothing about law proceedings or even the judicial processes and groups in our country (although I still don't know much about that) I understand a few things about the first amendment now. Which is really fricken' complex and has a long history of being infringed, especially when people begin to deal with the media. But I just got a 145 out of 150 on my most recent exam!! Woot! (especially since the last one I got a 105 on)
I still hate my Asia 111 and Japanese teacher and I still can't understand half the things she says, and that includes when she's speaking english. I love how she turns most words into reflexive verbs. "They colleague each other," that was the most recent one. Oi... explain yourself properly. You know its bad if the native english speakers can't understand what your asking, what does that mean for the other 70 percent of the class whose native language isn't english?
Psych is getting kinda interesting, we're learning about mood disorders and personality disorders.
Band is still presenting some issues... I'm still a bit peeved that I only get three days for my thanksgiving break.
Oh but the most exciting news.
I'M OFFICIALLY ACCEPTED INTO KANSAI GAIDAI UNIVERSITY'S ASIAN STUDIES PROGRAM!!! I'M GOING TO STUDY ABROAD IN JAPAN!!!
So I guess this message is really, just hang in there, because if it's bad now, I promise it'll get better. (Well that an announcing I'm officially going to Japan!)