September 12th, 2011
First day of classes at BYU Idaho. Well my adventure started with waking up. Splendid. Then there was a shower along with getting ready. Then receiving some medicine from my ginger friend Becca for the lovely cold I have been fighting recently. Then came the walking to class part.
Clearly I had no idea where I was going. It is rather sad how I can walk around campus as much as I want and I still get completely lost and have no clue where I am going.
Moving on, I eventually find my first class. Intro to Finance. Then there is the task of finding a seat. Which was awkward. Then, since it's BYU, every starts introducing themselves and exchanging where everyone is original from, age, grade, major, etc etc.
Then the teachers decides to ask who are graduating Seniors this semester. There were probably five. Then he asks for the fist semester Freshman's to raise their hands.
Awkward.
I am the ONE and ONLY Freshman in my Finance class. Couldn't ask for anything better.
Since we are all in college classes now. The teachers and students can clearly do what they want. We got out of class a half hour early. So what do I do?
Take and adventure to who knows where. I finally ended up at the library where I sat on Facebook waiting for my next class so start. I was there for an hour and a half. Facebook stalking, talking to my mother on the phone, looking like a loner (except every one in the library looks like a longer so its fine), then my dearest friends Toad (Tate) and Addy show up.
So, naturally since we are all cool little freshies, we sit on our computers and continue to Facebook stalk people.
The life of a Freshman with a brand new laptop.
Continuing on to my College Success and Book of Mormon classes. Clearly there are some very interesting people at BYU. Doesn't matter which BYU. There are weird people at all of them.
And the weirdest thing about all these weird people? They introduce themselves to every one.
Then they ask for your number.
Now the question is, should you give them your number?
There are two answers to this question.
First answer:
You may say yes. But only if you think they are attractive or you have a slight interest in them.
Second answer:
You should say no. This is probably the better answer. Why? Because these boys just want your number to feel cool! They might text you a couple times or try to take you out on a date. But we all know that will just end with you parking in a random neighborhood in Rexburg and macking all night.
If you enjoy macking then go for the second answer.
If you actually enjoy people and aren't just a horny college student, I would steer clear of giving your number to every attractive boy you meet.
Not everyone you meet can be "the one". Lets get real Freshman girls.
i <3 college.
Continuing on to my College Success and Book of Mormon classes. Clearly there are some very interesting people at BYU. Doesn't matter which BYU. There are weird people at all of them.
And the weirdest thing about all these weird people? They introduce themselves to every one.
Then they ask for your number.
Now the question is, should you give them your number?
There are two answers to this question.
First answer:
You may say yes. But only if you think they are attractive or you have a slight interest in them.
Second answer:
You should say no. This is probably the better answer. Why? Because these boys just want your number to feel cool! They might text you a couple times or try to take you out on a date. But we all know that will just end with you parking in a random neighborhood in Rexburg and macking all night.
If you enjoy macking then go for the second answer.
If you actually enjoy people and aren't just a horny college student, I would steer clear of giving your number to every attractive boy you meet.
Not everyone you meet can be "the one". Lets get real Freshman girls.
i <3 college.
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