It's Monday morning, it's the first day of classes, and you can barely pull yourself together. There is so much going on, and there are too many thoughts running through your mind. This is what you'll be thinking all day long.
- What time is my class?
- What's the latest time I can leave and still get there on time?
- What should I wear?
- Why didn’t I figure this out last night?
- Well, leggings it is.
- Shoot, I’m already behind schedule; time to go.
- Why is there so much traffic.
- Walk faster, I need to turn.
- Should I park here, or look for a closer spot?
- I'll keep looking.
- Damn, there are no more spots.
- I should have taken the first one I saw; now I have to park even further away.
- Why is my class on the other side of campus?
- Now, I have to go through the quad.
- Time to put in my headphones.
- Well, looks like I forgot to bring them.
- Okay, just don’t look up, don’t look up.
- I looked.
- And made eye contact.
- And now I have three flyers and need to find the nearest trash can.
- Okay, what room is my class in?
- Damn, all the seats in the back are taken.
- I refuse to sit in the front.
- Why are none of my friends in this class.
- I need to find a good seat.
- It's basically my assigned seat from this day on so it better be good.
- This one will have to do.
- Here we g.o
- Why are we reading the syllabus, it's online.
- Really, word for word?
- This isn’t necessary.
- Okay good, were done, and 30 minutes early.
- Wait, why is he teaching?
- This is the first day, right?
- And there's homework.
- Can I just drop this class, now?
- How many more classes do I have today?
- Can I go home yet?
- This is too much.
- How many more days till summer?