Settling Into the Rhythm

Finally getting the hang of things; I've finished my first project and will be doing a presentation on Friday for Art History class. I've set aside my second project and my two essays until the presentation is over, which should be a good plan altogether.

Being in art school has been a really different experience for me, as I find myself becoming a lot more open to people and generally being very friendly and "sociable-like". Of course, that's because one of my friends (who's in the same major as I am) is one of the top social butterflies of our year. She's loud, proud and easy to make friends with. Hanging out with her for about twenty minutes will guarantee that you'll meet two or three new people (or people you've never really had a reason to talk before).

In the beginning, when I started out as the very unsure and insecure person that I am, I was very sure at one point that "This isn't for me." I was feeling all kinds of down and in the transition of getting myself in a class with all the other majors that wasn't all painting, which was kind of stressful for me because I really wanted to get things done. It's like waiting for a really good game, but with more of the negative side effects.

But the good news is, I've moved to that class, made friends with my new classmates and I'm feeling a HELL lot better than last week. It feels GOOOOD.

Now the only worries are the stupid essays >< I think the citing things and making sense in my own opinions are what bothers me greatly. Especially the citing things.

I am not looking forward to it at all.