Classes

I've done a week of first classes.

Except for Law of Religion which will not start till two weeks later.

So far I find all my classes comprehensible. It's not as bad as I had imagined, gathering from the experiences of other people. The first thing they tell you is: "You won't understand a thing the lecturer says"

I beg to differ though. I find it OK.

Except for Trust.

It's not that I don't understand him, I do but I find his speech pattern so annoying that sometimes it's tiring to try to gauge what is he trying to say. He likes to suddenly diverge from one topic to the other, then branch out to another, get all excited then start muttering to himself THEN go back to the original one and start off somewhere else. He is already planting the dislike-trust seed in me. I'm already dreading Trust class.

But one thing that's exceptional is that we have our afternoon Trust classes in the Museum. Not kidding.

National Museum

Apparently the class is SO huge that the University's largest lecture theater could not hold everyone. It is intriguing and they have red velvet chairs (it has lost it's smoothness though) but they don't have a table to write notes on.

Intellectual Property is OK, the lecturer has been most clear. He has a lot to tell but obviously 50 minutes is not enough. I am looking forward to the subject, at least.

EU Law. If I tell you I like this subject, you might stop befriending me. We will be having three lecturers for this but so far only met one. She started with the history of EU Law and being a history junkie, I jumped right into the mood. Love her stuff. Well, maybe I'm saying that I like it because we're still quite on the historic part. Who knows what will come later? EU Law might surpass Trust and become the most hated subject I'd ever have. Hahaa.

Books here are expensive! Man! I am SOOOOOOOOOOO reluctant to buy. But I shall hold on with the thought that I can resell them just so to comfort myself to buy. *breathe*

I went clubbing too. My first time ever.

I had fun :D

I should tune in for the night. I have a list of things to do tomorrow.

Like shopping for groceries.

Oyasuminasai!