First Week and a Half

I definitely need to prioritize my life so I can update everyone more often about my life at USD. The first week and half of school has flown by rather quickly. So far, everything has been great. All of my classes have been really thought provoking and I'm enjoying every one of my professors. The semester seems to have started on the right foot. The best part of it so far is meeting new people and forming friendships with people that I didn't expect would become my friends. I've been mostly preoccupied with school work but I'm starting to think about this girl that's in my econ class. Her name is Jeannette Benavides. Of all the fond memories I've had of Jeannette, the one I remember most from last semester would not be considered fond. However, this semester, we've seem to hit it off as friends, a suprise to myself and my friends. She's one of the nicest people I've met at USD. She's smart, funny, but really focused on her schoolwork. Everyone I know seems to be skeptical of her because of past instances, but from what I've gathered, she's nothing what people say about her. She's sincere and overall a great person to be around with.

This upcoming week for me will be extremely busy for me since quizzes and tests are about to start popping up in my classes. Hopefully the week manages to fly by again and the next time I open my eyes, the weekend will appear. To all those who read and enjoy my blog, I will make sure to write on a daily basis but if not, I will continue the trend that I used while I was at USC and write a new entry every 3 or 4 days.

It Feels Good to be Back

It feels like a relief to be back in college. The apartment that me and 3 other guys are sharing is incredible. I had no idea it would be this big, I figured it would be the same size as my previous dorm room. It has bathroom that me and my roommate will share, instead of having 10 people sharing one and the closet space is 5 times larger than before. This time around I didn't have to bring all of my things including a microwave, minifridge, book shelves, etc. I'm living in Palomar 128 and I have to tell you it has a gorgeous view of the courtyard. My neighbors seem to be very nice and I'm looking forward to meeting them all since I believe most are girls.

With only one day left to relax and fix our scattered brained sleeping schedules, I'm going to make the most of it and hopefully have a chance to go to the beach with my friends. Although, my apartment is rather far away from campus, I'm looking forward to the long walk and getting some well-needed exercise. It's going to be a good semester and I can't wait to start it off with a bang tomorrow. I'm also excited to look at the USD Radio Station equipment and USD Vista, which is currently located in the new SLP building. With school combined with my radio and weekly column gig, its going to be one busy semester, but a very enjoyable one at that.