Classes and Planning, Planning and Classes

Things I learned about European schooling:

• Teachers swear a lot. Heard "asshole" from one professor about 10 times, "bullsh*t" from another 6 or 7 times, and I swear he said something involved both the F word and sh*t again...
• Apparently, American students respect teachers way more than European students
• Dutch students don't like hanging out with American students because after 2 hours Americans get too drunk and throw up and can't hold a conversation. #thanksguys

That's kind of it. But it was fun to learn.

Classes were good! I can tell I'm really going to like World Drama. The professor reminds me of a professor back home, Eric Weiss, whom I love. And I get to do a presentation of whatever I want for the class as an introduction of myself, something I do well, so I decided I'm going to sign a song in ASL. Yay!

I'm finally planning trips and buying tickets and booknig hostels! It's exciting and taking some stress off now that I actually have things booked with people I like. Here are the plans thus far:

• Amsterdam this weekend for the group excursion
• Bruges
• London (4 days 3 nights!)
• Dusseldorf?
• Staying back to explore the beautiful country I'm in and see a play for World Drama.
• Spring Break: Madrid, Barcelona, Marrakech
• Valencia with my best friend to see my family!!
• Paris? (Oh, it's definitely happening, no worries)
• Italy?
• Prague

Long update. First acting class tomorrow! ... And American Night at the Linden! ;)