Well, day 1 is almost complete. And let me just tell you that it was amazing.
Everything here is very different than I expected it to be, as I was always sure it would be, but it's so much better than I could've thought. I had 3 of my 6 classes today (Paul, Humanities, and Sociology), all of which will be really great, I think. None of them seem like they'll be too heavy of a load, but they'll all be full of amazing information all centered on the journeys we get to take while we're here.
The food is excellent, and I've managed to go 2 days sans Coke, even though we have it available to us for just ,50 Euro. This evening, we had the HUG Summer 2007 Olympics, which my team (The Spartans) won by a landslide. I'm convinced that it was all due to Libby hauling off and slapping Matt in our skit and Ashley breaking her mug. It was a lot of fun, and the group is meshing so well. I'm here with great people, and great faculty.
Tomorrow, I'll get my first taste of Christian Home, Aerobics, and Greek (which I am so excited about - Vicky is so nice).
I can't say enough about it, but I'm putting pictures on Facebook and Photobucket, so be sure to look for them.
A Glimpse Inside
- Sarah Bay
- Eustis, FL, United States
- Sarah is either a scientist stuck in an artist's head or an artist stuck in a scientist's head - she's not quite sure yet. She's a PreMed English major, and she's collecting minors in Spanish and Chemistry while she's spending her time at Harding University. She wants to be a doctor and a poet and a novelist and a social activist and a graphic designer and a million other things, so this ride should be an interesting one. She was born in Illinois but now resides in Florida (when she's not trapped in Arkansas). She's loving the summer, because she's spending it in Porto Rafti, Greece. She's starting to think she might just have to stay there. She's also longing to be done at Harding and to move onto the next phase of her neverending education. She is keenly interested in caffeine in the forms of Coke and Irish Cream lattes. She feels as though she is made up of an unending series of contradictions. She also thoroughly enjoys sleep, stars, and bright colors. She spends a lot of her time thinking, and one of these days, she hopes to figure out what she's really meant to do with her life.
1 comment:
Yay for less coke. And I'm jealous. -Megs
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