*insert StarTrek sound*
Captain's Log:
Were through our first two days of class and I feel like I just read the S encyclopedia. Both Mal and I have successfully missed part or all of a class due to unsuccessful alarm attempts. Unfortunately, (or fortunately
however you look at it) the ship has a nice rolling feature that gently rocks you to sleep.
Classes are a whole different animal
Because of the short time given to learning (its still not a cruise) professors feel the need to assign countless pages for reading in order to properly turn your brain to a gray-ish mush. Each night has roughly 60-90 pages of reading for the next day and some studying for quizzes and papers. Also, we've been loosing an hour every night...this makes the natives quite restless.
Now that Im done complaining about being on this ¾-size cruise ship sailing to the Mediterranean, Ill move on. Both our roommates are pretty good people
luckly. I just discovered my roommate enjoys eating Trisciut crackers at 12:30 pm while lying in bed
that was a nice touch
Mals roommate is a nice girl from Nebraska (who is CUs rival
so Im all for them!).
The food is pretty much awesome! They have been very good about having a variety of things to eat for different people. You can also have lunch with the captain if you have the juevos (indirect Spanish translation: courage? ;-) hey Swap, how bout another brewsky?
But for now its time to tackle another handful of pages.
I hope everyone finds something more exciting to do in their lives than read this shoutout to the galactica!
Lovin it,
John and Mally
PS - email us! It's the only think keeping us from going for a swim in the lake
Follow along as we travel throughout the Mediterranean and North Africa on Semester at Sea!
Friday, June 18, 2010
Settled in...well sorta...
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