AKA, collegial kindergarten.

For those who don't know, that is, all of you (MWAHAHAHAHHA!) except maybe Wolf, I'm in what is commonly referred to as 'Vacation Studies'. Or Human sciences. Wichever. :)

Well, I understand the vacation part. I have two litterature classes, psychology, economy, gym, history, and arts. Notice the lot of Ys in there? Ain't that so coooool? :)

Anyhow. I've had four classes so far, and appart from having to dismantle a photo processor on my lunch time today, it was a neat week. Yet.

The classes are pretty relax. That is, we're allowed to sleep in them. All of the four teachers I've met told us so. One of them even told us we could leave before the end if we got tired.

And I got lucky. My french class consist of me, 12 other students, and a celeri stick with an affro. The latter teaches, with lots and lots of hand motions. We're 30 in my english class, but it looks fairly easy - And the teacher has a freeeeeeakish grin.

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Philo... Well, it was slack too. It's the concept of a philosophy class, I think. Insert processor dissassembling and splashing around in acids break here. Then economy. Well, it was weird... But relax too.


The ambiance in the hallways is great, too. Peoples are like... Fooling around. I don't know. The whole place sounds like three thousands young adults and teenagers decided to hang around spontaneously, and no one thought of butchering the place off. (Except for the tables outside, of wich I'll post pictures someday. They're interesting.)

Well, peoples don't talk to each other spontaneously. But anyway. Well, there's only a two or three years age difference between peoples, so it'S not like an high school or something.

And the police students are getting iniated. They walk around with cardboard squad cars around their waist, and ring bells. The nurses and dental assistants should get it soon too... Hehehehe.

Oh well.

Etie"Getting up is not fun"nne