Well orientation has officially begun. I guess it kinda started yesterday with everyone in the international studies program taking over the library to write our papers. Why do we procrastinate so? Oh,well, we got it done and that's what is important.
Today was the first day of actual orientation sessions. It was actually pretty boring, just a lot of "house keeping" stuff as Dr. Fletcher, our sponsor from OC, put it. Tomorrow we should get into more interesting stuff.
We did meet the rest of our group today. We had already met the guys from Cascade College but we met everyone from Rochester College today for the first time. I think we will all get along very well, at least from what I can tell from my limited experience. I should have a picture of the group on Thursday. And also some more mission's information in the next few days.
I plan to try and update at least once a week if not more. So look for more to come, but that's it for now.
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I don’t really know what road I will travel in my life or even what road I am on now. I think that's something that can only be determined in retrospect.
About Me
Things I've seen in DC
- The Holocaust Museum
- Inside the Capitol building, including the floor of the House of Representatives
- National Zoo
- Union Station
- National Botanical Gardens
- Air & Space Museum
- Ford's Theatre
- The White House
- Stairs from "The Exorcist"
- The Capitol
- New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg
- Vietnam Memorial
- World War II Memorial
- Iwo Jima Memorial
- Lincoln Memorial
- Arlington Cemetery
- Washington Monument
2 comments:
Jonathan,
Did you mispell your name on purpose? Glad to see you have a blog for the trip. I look forward to reading it.
Patrick
I am so glad that you are finally excited about your trip. I hope I haven't brought you down with my bitter attitude. Anyways, it has been great getting to know you even if it was a few days before you leave. Love ya and will miss ya.
Ash
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