We went to school today for registration and it was pretty uneventful, really. I have yet to get my class schedule (will be getting it on Monday, as well as my student ID). I had to fill in a couple of forms to confirm my subjects and to my disappointment, the school had already circled my subjects for me so that meant I don't get to choose.. :( We had a big HAHA over one of them though.
My subjects for this semester are:
1. English Composition
2. Introduction to Music (which I have no problem with, for now)
3. General Psychology (this one sounds interesting)
last but not least, HAHAHA
Okay, waaaaiiiittt forr iiiiittttt......
4. CHEMISTRY and Society. HAHAHAHA. OMG I STILL FIND THIS HILARIOUS.
I got a C for my Chemistry in SPM and I really, truly, sucked at it too. Gah. And I thought I could escape it when I go to college, what's with the "anything but science" thing that has been going on since before I even graduate from secondary school. This is going to be a nightmare. Damn you Americans for wanting all rounders.
When I went over to apply last month, I met this girl, Dina. She was the one who served us (or at least, one of the few who did) and we sort of chatted about the usual things, you know, like "where do you live?" and "where are you from?". Well, she was the one asking the questions, to make conversation and small talk. When I told her that we were from Kuching, she said that she used to live there too, for a while when her father was transferred there for work. Then she asked about school, turns out, she's an ex-Marian too! So, then we talked about that for a bit...
Anyway, my point is, we saw her again today and she introduced me to another fellow Kuchingnite, an ex-Josephian (I'm sorry, but "Josephian" had always sounded like a girls name to me, which only makes me want to laugh every time I hear or use that word HAHA). I think he was really shy though. So, we didn't stop to talk anymore. Actually, come to think of it, I don't even know his name. Heh. Oops.
After that, um, we went to pay and stuff and then went to take a picture for my student ID. The dude only took one shot of me and I asked if I can see the picture. I looked hideous. Like, really ugly. HAHA. So, I asked him to take another one and he did (I think I heard him snap two pictures but hey, there's GOT to be at least one good shot in that, right?) But I still honestly think I'll look ugly though. Heh.
With that done, the last pit stop was to collect all the other stuff, like:
The student handbook, a booklet on the students email policy, the school magazine, a list of important contact numbers and the bus schedule and the orientation programs.
According to the program, we'll start at 9am and finish at 10pm throughout the whole orientation week and to be honest with you, I am not looking forward to this all. There'll be so many outdoor activities like a telematch on Tuesday, workout early Tuesday morning as well, a race on Wednesday afternoon and something call Water Match on Thursday. You all know how much I hate these things. urgh. Not because I'm scared of getting down and dirty. No, I'm fine with that. It's the chance of falling down and hurting myself that I dread. Eugh. I hope it'll all be fine though.
Mum wanted to check out the Himpunan Jutaan Belia (Millions of Youth Gathering) thing that is going on in Putrajaya but dad didn't want to go. So maybe tomorrow we will. I mean, c'mon, one of the biggest event of the year is being held in our neighbourhood, we could at least just check it out. But it seems like we'll have a full day tomorrow too and we'll be going down (or is it up?) to KL city center tomorrow. Since that will be about an hour drive from home, I'll have to get up at 9.30am. On my last day as a free-from-school woman. Oh, well, fingers cross that I can make it up by going shopping tomorrow. Heh.
Whatever it is, my camera/iPod will be with me. There'll be pictures to take and post. No promises though. :)
P/S; I just realised how much I don't like the font for my posts, so I'm changing it after I publish this!
