First Day Of School

Fall classes have officially started. I must admit that I was not looking forward to my K-State classes to start back up again. Normally on the first day of class you go to listen to the teachers talk about the rules and expectations for the class. Some teachers even read through the syllabus. So normally the first day is nothing exciting. However, me being the worry wart I am, the night before is filled with nerves and less sleep than normal. Then when the day is here I'm up and ready to go. I mean I wouldn't want to miss a class the FIRST day.

Yesterday was the first day of classes but for me it was not a normal first day. Since I am now taking online classes. I went to bed not worrying about waking up on time and getting to my classes. I woke up like I had been doing all summer and got online to check my email. I stayed in my pajamas as I looked over all my K-State class information. I had no classroom to find, no teacher to listen to, no worry about what to wear that day. It was a day like any other that I have become so custom to.

Now I'm not a person that has EVER liked school. I'm pretty sure school is just something I've put up with all my life. The school thing has never come easy for me. However, now that I am 9 hours away from my college, I miss it. I want back those teachers that ramble on about the stupid syllabus the first day even though we are now in college and can all read them ourselves. I want to be able to walk around the beautiful KSU campus and search around for rooms that I have no idea where they are. Plus what fun is it waking up and wearing the same clothes all day? That just isn't normal.


So today is the 2nd day of classes. I got up, got dressed, and sat down to study. Still weird but I should be used to it by now. Now I know I am not the only one that misses campus. Football will start soon and I KNOW my husband is already going to miss not being able to go to the K-S-UUUU games. So I guess there are things we both miss about K-State. I'm just glad I'm the one that can say I still attend K-State. :) Well for one more year at least!