Yesterday, I returned to my online life. I’m going to try and limit it a bit, though. I had the realization that rather than sit at my computer and complain that I didn’t have any real friends, and that there was nothing to do, I should try and spend more time out of my room, making new friends. Or making better friends out of my acquaintances. I’m still not very good at making new friends, but I can try.<\/p>\n
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It’s looking like I’m attending the Villa Retreat on the weekend of the 30. It sounds like it should be a rather neat experience. It takes place on the coast, as good place for a retreat. I just need to remember to get my homework in shape before the weekend.<\/p>\n
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Classes are looking decent this semester. 17 credits. I have Calc 2 and Physics 2, which look to be difficult, but Intro to CS (Java Programming) looks like it could be rather fun. We’ll see if I like programming for people other than myself.
Intro to Engineering Lab is entirely programming with another piece of software called MatLab, we’ll see how that goes. The professor underscores his key points by shouting them, and is prone to other fluctuations in volume, so class could be interesting.
That leaves Intro to Lit. Another class that looks to be a bit difficult. The professor I have is supposed to be pretty good. He tends to talk a bit quietly, though. On the first day of class, he told us he is getting professional help for a problem with muttering. Actually, with the engineering teacher and the CS teacher, who has Turrets, I have a fairly interesting bunch of teachers this semester.<\/p>\n
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I still have Calc homework that’s due tomorrow, but it’s my first class, and it’s at 12:55. Then I have CS lab, and am done by 6. Not a bad day, really. I think I’ll go to bed now and finish the homework in the morning.<\/p>\n
–Nathan<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday, I returned to my online life. I’m going to try and limit it a bit, though. I had the realization that rather than sit at my computer and complain that I didn’t have any real friends, and that there … Continue reading