Had my first day of classes today, and it started off quite well. Got there an hour early to give myself time and just to chill. My first class (Math 1218) is really full and stuff but that's okay it's math. XD I had no trouble finding that one, even had a half hour left over and grabbed a hot chocolate (haven't had that in a while).
Next class was Speech 1100, and that was all the way over in blinkin' building M, which is like a bajillion miles away if you're walking, which I was. T_T But no matter, my feet are kinda crying (wrong shoes -_-'), but they will be fine.
Afterwards, I hit the library (FINALLY! I was going into withdrawal symptoms! >< !) Got myself two books and ordered two more that weren't there. Best of all, as I was waiting for my ride, and reading, someone tapped me on the shoulder and it was MY BEST FRIEND FROM GRADE SCHOOL!
Well, it's not as amazing as it sounds since she was with me through all four years of high school, too, but it feels great knowing we've known each other since we were so widdle! ^__^ We both initially had plans to attend different universities but somehow ended up at our current college (of dreams XDD lil inside joke there).
Anyhow, it was great. =) Afterwards, I went around car shopping for a bit and drove (shh, no permit or license! &nsbp;XD &nsbp;I'm a good driver though, no worries. Inshallah that car dealy will work itself out...I really need it to. O.o)
The quote of the day for today is from one of books I checked out (which is full of awesome quotage, by the way.) I checked it out towards the end of my senior year but didn't get more than...ugh, I don't even remember the first page. I think it was too close to the end of the year and I had to return it. x_o Oh, well, so far it's a good read. =) For the benefit of semi-back story, I'll type out the extended quote.
Quote of the Day: "And I would see her...before me, a shimmering, precious creature soon to grow old, soon to die, soon to lose these moments that in their intangiblity promised to us, wrongly...wrongly, an immortality. As if it were our birthright, which we could not come to grasp the meaning of until this time of middle life when we looked on only as many years ahead as already lay behind us. When every moment, every moment must be first known and then savored." --Louis, from Anne Rice's,
Interview With The Vampire
Wow...it's been a while since my last post...mostly cuz my host was down and I didn't want to post anything to a non-layouted blog. T_T I know, I'm weird. But anyhow, I felt like posting today.
