Starting classes and the Beginning of the End

So yesterday, August 29, was the first day of classes here at Longwood and they went quite well from my initial encounter (aka first day of classes). Today, I had two classes and I'm going to like Tuesdays and Thursdays a heck of a lot better than Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Classes I'm taking:

World History, The French Revolution, Environmental Ethics, Civil War & Reconstruction, Vietnam War, and Revolution & Terrorism.

All of my classes seem like they'll be managable, but if I study harder this semester and really get down to reading, my classes should be easy. I can't really pick out my favorite class yet, but Revolution & Terrorism seems like it'll be pretty sweet -- I get to read books similar to the ones I read on a daily basis for recreation. The only bad thing about the class is it'll be only on Wednesdays and from 6:15-9pm. Wish me luck.......

Other than enjoying the first two days of classes, this semester also marks the beginning of the end of my collegiate/academic career here at Longwood. It's kind of exciting to know that I'll be graduating in May with a B.A. in History and then jumping out into the workforce without a parachute, but at the same time it is also sad -- sad because the funnest four years of my life are coming to an end and I feel like I could've been so much more involved in the goings on at Longwood. But, oh well. No regrets here. I'm just going to try and finish off my time here at Longwood strong -- making up for my slacker Freshman/Sophomore self.

This year will be sweet anyways since I'm at Sunchase with two of my great friends and my brother. We're just going to live it up and enjoy ourselves before we enter the workforce.

I'm going to go nap it up before dinner. PEACE.