First Class

I don't know why, but I've never been more nervous for a first day of school. I don't think anything Elementary, Junior High, High School, College compares to entering that first day of Graduate School. We've all heard the rumors of heavy reading, bulky paper, and sleepless nights. So I didn't know what to expect. But I didn't cry or become overwhelmed (yet). If anything I think this program is going to teach me balance and bring time management back into my life.

Danielle is a very good teacher. I think we will really learn a lot from her. It's no doubt a lot of work. Our Syllabus was like 30 pages. But I think as long as I fit reading into each day and plan my paper work ahead of time, I'll be ok. We'll see if the "P" in me will allow me to stay on track.

We did do a cool activity in class. It's one I know I've done before at Intensive Training before, or something of that nature. We put our expectations of what we hope to get out of HESA on stickies and placed them into categories on the wall silently within groups.

It's really cool to have classes with the same people. I think it will help us to work together and enjoy what we do. I have reading which I've been slowly doing. Very slowly. I think the other classes will give me more. Labor day is next week so there wont even be another class on Monday for another 2 weeks.

As far as everything else. It's been pretty slow. Nothing to much to tell other than my continuos grocery store trips and discoveries about the bus system.

Although I had no class today I had staff meeting which was fun. I always love seeing the whole staff from SLL. It's such a playful environment, kinda like a family. I enjoy it.

I settled in earlier tonight at home with some more Hamburger Helper and a Netflix movie. I think things will get more busy these coming days. But for now, It's pretty slow.

Smiling as always,
Cameron