But I'm feeling very organized. I have 3 backpacks/bags. One I got in Freshman Seminar, one in Band Camp, and one that I brought. So now I have a MWF bag - with my GNED 101 and MUSC 105 books, a TH bag - with my BIBL 205, BIOL 101, and MUSC 107 books, and a Band bag, with my music, sticks, and other various and sundry stuff. I also have a stack of Go-Everywhere stuff, which will move between the MWF and TH bags. I think my metronome is the only thing that will go into all three.
So all my suitemates are here. Alex and I are getting along fine. I think he's a bit neater than me, but I think I'm more organized and prepared. We have mainly first semester students, but some transfers and even a super senior in our suite. We also have majors from aviation to percussion (maybe farther), so we're a pretty diverse group. One of my suitemates is from about 20 mins north of Spokane! And he's a snowboarder, so as soon as I mentioned Colville, he knew where I was talking about. The world is getting smaller and smaller. The other day, Dr. Kerr mentioned a girl named "Pattullo" (pronounced like David* says it) who was in band. I think I'm getting claustrophobic! I'm going to see if I can figure out who she is sometime this week.
Tomorrow is the first day of classes - very exciting! I have two classes in the morning and then Band at fourish. The pit gets to start an hour late, since we aren't learning drill. Yay!
Anyway, hopefully this will be the start of a more regular presence in the Blogosphere.
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*Lynn, I'm using your method for the time being. Although I don't know everyone's name, so you'll have to bear with me.
And for some reason my clock dates my posts at random times. Don't ask me why. Some are four hours early. Others are random other times.
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