SCHOOOOOOOOOOL

I was too nervouse to fall asleep last night.

Because the orientation of the program starts at 9am, I get up at 6am this morning. I get on the bus from a bus stop near my house. I change to C-train and to bus again. In my assumption, it would take 2 hours, but it actually takes about an hour and quarter. It is far better than when I took GO bus and TTC from Brampton to Centennial College campus near Greektown.

I arrive at school at about 8:30am. There are students everywhere already in the large school building. I remember there is a Tim Horton's on campus, I buy a cup of coffee there and try to find a room where the orientation will be held. It takes quite while to find a room since I am not familiar with the campus yet. When I get there, it is already full of first-year and second-year students. It is still female-centred occupation. Over 90 percents of people are women. I am a little overwhelmed by the fact but try not to flinch and find a seat.

It was a great informative orientation. I can feel their efforts to be supportive to their students. I talk to some of the instructors, so my nervousness gets a little ease. One of the instructors call me a "brave guy." There are two male students in the second-year, but I seem to be only male student in the first-year. There are only four mature students including me. Immigrants are a Philipino women who used to be a biologist and me. The rest of the students is newly-graduated-from-high-school girl from Calgary, B.C., and Ontario. Girls, girls, girls! They are they, I am I! Ganbaruzo! LOL

The new stage just start and there is no reset button.

I deal with my student loan stuff and validate my student card for the gym on campus. I will go to the gym and work out hard tomorrow. I haven't been to the gym at all for two weeks since my membership with Talisman expired.