College!

Yesterday, I became a college student. I'm taking Mythology as a concurrent class at Rose State.

First my Mom and I met my Dad at Best Buy to go laptop shopping. Not because I'm in college but because my computer pretty much refuses to stay on for longer than five seconds. We got some lunch after, which I had to inhale and then rushed over to the college. I used a different staircase then I did when I found my classroom last week and got rather lost. I found my class by pure accident. And I was almost late. I was the last person to get there before the teacher did.
Since it was only the first day of class nothing major happened. We just went over the syllabus. But I like that we did that because all of the policies on late work etc. were very clear and fair at the beginning of class so that way the semester begins on a high note. As this is a college class, I already have a paper due but not for two weeks and it's not an incredibly hard topic either. Just a myth from a culture other than Greek or Roman. After writing the paper, I'll have to present it to the class at some point. But when I was at co-op we did stuff like that so it should be fine.

I'm still having trouble moving past the fact that there is college level homework waiting for me in my room. Talk about new. Especially for someone who is homeschooled. I don't have a lot of experience with a no tollerance on late homework policy. And I have a bit of a procrastination habit. S0 I'm hoping neither of those are probelms for me. If they end up being problems, at least I can hopefully fix them before I start college for real.

Now that I'm done worrying, I can be totally excited that I'm in college!! *whisper scream* At 16. It's funny to me that people have problems grasping that concept but I suppose I'm not grasping it a whole lot better. Anyways, that's all for now about college life! (And yes, I understand the concept of indenting a new paragraph but the tab buttton seems to have failed.)