School has been a good experience thus far. I have four classes total, with a pretty smooth schedule overall. I like the classes, but they're just intro courses, so some of the material is really basic and kind of boring. For example, in my Visualizations I class, we've spent the first two weeks learning how to accurately draw letter forms. Yup. We draw font. Coooool. But overall, it's great and I'm happy.
Socially, I'm also pretty content. I see friends a lot. Conveniently for me, I have several friends in the Graphic Design program, so I literally have EVERY class with them. As long as we don't start to hate each other, it should always be interesting.
In one of my classes, we don't do ANYTHING. So far it's been 2 1/2 hours every class day, of nothing. What have I spent that time doing?
- Checking my e-mail
- Stumbling (most of my time is spent doing this)
- Drawing on myself
- Chatting with the people sitting on either side of me
- Doing my homework (the least amount of my time is spent doing this)
- Staring off into space
I really can't complain though.
I'm also back on the ministry staff at Christian Campus House. I'll be leading a small group on Thursday nights of people 22 years old and up. The age factor, I think (and hope), will make the group much more my style. I'm hoping to have a successful group, but also keep everything pretty low-key. I'm pretty sure that my first group meets this week, actually. Is it bad that I'm not positive on that? Oh well.
The rest is all pretty much the same. I still go home and work on the weekends, which I mostly enjoy. I love the people I work with, so I coming home to see them a couple days a week is refreshing rather than exhausting. I'm so grateful for that job.
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