ohmygodohmygodohmygodOHMYGOD!
First day of college tomorrow. I don't know why I am freaking out if I truly don't care.
Turns out, I do. I do, I do, I do!
Ehh, girls. :|
Tomorrow is orientation (which was dead boring, as people of other colleges have reported) till 12, and then subject orientation from 12. I wonder what they will say for so long. There'll be a million boring speeches I bet, then some lunch. And I read in the paper that LSR has a
TREE PLANTATION DRIVE
for their freshers.
Yes, tree plantation. Like, each fresher has to plant a sapling, and as the sapling grows and nourishes into a tree, the same expression can be applied to us kids, that we grow into more mature people like that sapling and the school, oops college, will care for us and all of that.
I mean, yes, it's very sweet, but...tree plantation.
If you ask me, the orientation should have that dance thing that AIESEC had when we went for it's induction.
Like, here we are, going for it's first ever meeting, and we enter this basement. On the way, we can hear loud music and claps and hooting and I raise my eyebrows at Sikka. 'Sounds like a party.'
We enter and the organizers are dancing and the rest of the volunteers are facing them, following their dance steps. As we look around baffled, somebody nudges us to go in the back and join them. So we do. We dance for a good 10 minutes, and dance and dance and dance, doing what they do, asking around, do you have any idea why we are doing this? No one did.
And honestly, I still don't, they never told us. But I'm assuming it was an ice-breaker of some sort, and if it was, it really did fulfill it's purpose.
That, if you ask me, is an excellent idea for an orientation.
URGHH butterflies!!
TOMORROW.
First day of college tomorrow. I don't know why I am freaking out if I truly don't care.
Turns out, I do. I do, I do, I do!
Ehh, girls. :|
Tomorrow is orientation (which was dead boring, as people of other colleges have reported) till 12, and then subject orientation from 12. I wonder what they will say for so long. There'll be a million boring speeches I bet, then some lunch. And I read in the paper that LSR has a
TREE PLANTATION DRIVE
for their freshers.
Yes, tree plantation. Like, each fresher has to plant a sapling, and as the sapling grows and nourishes into a tree, the same expression can be applied to us kids, that we grow into more mature people like that sapling and the school, oops college, will care for us and all of that.
I mean, yes, it's very sweet, but...tree plantation.
If you ask me, the orientation should have that dance thing that AIESEC had when we went for it's induction.
Like, here we are, going for it's first ever meeting, and we enter this basement. On the way, we can hear loud music and claps and hooting and I raise my eyebrows at Sikka. 'Sounds like a party.'
We enter and the organizers are dancing and the rest of the volunteers are facing them, following their dance steps. As we look around baffled, somebody nudges us to go in the back and join them. So we do. We dance for a good 10 minutes, and dance and dance and dance, doing what they do, asking around, do you have any idea why we are doing this? No one did.
And honestly, I still don't, they never told us. But I'm assuming it was an ice-breaker of some sort, and if it was, it really did fulfill it's purpose.
That, if you ask me, is an excellent idea for an orientation.
URGHH butterflies!!
TOMORROW.
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