So today was my last day of classes for this week, and I have officially had 4 of my 5 core classes. I have not had my audiology class, since it only meets on Mondays and the professor didn't show up the first day. I also have not had my ASL class yet because they don't start for a few more weeks! But, all in all it has been a great week. I really like my classes and I have been having fun getting to know the people here. Now that the 2nd years have moved into my hall it feels a little more social here. I have been practicing my ASL like crazy considering all my classes are taught in sign. I have improved so much in just two weeks, so I can't imagine what my skills will be like at Christmas time.
More news, today I changed rooms. I am still in the same suite but Desiree and I switched rooms so now Melissa and I are together in one room, and Desiree and Kristina are in the other. Considering they are both morning people and Melissa and I are both night people it is going to be a great setup. Here are some pictures documenting the switch, quite entertaining. Once I get settled in here I will post some pictures of our room completed.
Clearly we made a complete mess in this move, but it is already looking a lot better!
In other news, James and I have started a complete war... Due to my inability to ignore the temptation to throw something at James from the 8th floor (while he was studying in the common area on the 7th floor) we now have a war in session. I threw a pillow at him, and he proceeded to string it up in the emergency exit stairwell (don't ask me how he got it up there). Now all I have to do is think of a way to get him back.
Hmmm.... more updates soon!
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Tip: Boys are afraid of feminine products. If you want to go COMPLETELY juvenile. Which I highly suggest you do. haha
Or my friend did one this year where they somehow broke into the other warring apartment's room and put a zillion cups full of water on their floor. Sounds tame, but it's really hard to walk around without knocking over at least a few. And cleanup is a headache.
I want to hear how this progresses!
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