Tuesday, January 10, 2006

First day of class....

My first day of class....felt like i was going to Primary 1 again. Everything is new, new people, new class, new expectations for the year.

Well, my first for the day was an anthropology class: Gender in Cross Cultural Perspective. It's a really interesting class!! Felt clueless at first though, coz i think i'm the only one in the class that did not meet any of the requirements, such as intro to sociology or psyc or history. Sigh.... But...but, i will be taking the class anyhow, even though the instructor did mention that it's going to be a little tough with the readings and all, but i think i will manage anyways.

2nd class...International Business. The best class so far! Coz the Professor is such a nice english lady, and that she's incorporating culture into her class, which i love!! Her accent is all so familiar... =)

And great great news for me.....I got all my business classes!!! Even the ones that had no place for me! All thanks to the lovely people at the office of Education Abroad who wrote a fantastic reference letter for me. =)

Did i mention that it is also raining over here in Pullman? Yeah...not fun at all, coz it's not like in Singapore where it's still warm. The rain over here is accompanied by strong, cold winds! Oh man....My ears are always hurting because it gets frozen!! Haha....

Alright....hope to hear from you in Singapore!

Baci to all! (that's kisses to all)

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi dear, i know how you feel. i was rather lost on my first day at smu. but you seem to manage everything really well. and i know about the rain ... a pity that it's not snowing over there. k, hope to read some news from you soon! baci.

3:46 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

MAN!!! You are having the rid of your life! I cant stand it!

Well, sounds like you are having a smashing time over there despite the weather. I know its kind of a downer over there, cause its also the same over here man. The rain has been going at it non stop for a few days, with intermittent pauses for an hour or so. Just like someone having diahorrea. =) Pardon moi madame.

After looking at some of the photos which you have posted, it reminds me of british school. The space over there is extremely vast and the school looks aged and colonial. Love the feel of it. I wouldnt be surprised if there were places to horse ride over there. Do post some pictures if you get a chance to.

How about the people over there?

Take care babe!

Cheers!

10:09 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

HULLO MAG!!!

hehe juz popping by to say HI! great to see tt u r adjusting well there! haha n ur skool compound looks realli pretty!! haha cool! enjoy lots! =) *hugs*

11:07 AM  

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