Monday, August 25, 2008

College

So my first day as a freshman and the University of Utah was today and boy was it a long day. I only had 3 classes but they were spaced out and I rode my bike everywhere. I started off the day with Digital Photo which was cool. Then headed back home and had some lunch. I then rode my bike back to school where I had Calc and Chemistry. Both of them intimidated me for both proffesors said that half of the class will not pass the class. Crap! My chemistry class has over 200 kids in it so that made everyone freak out. But I am still ready for school and happy with my desicion to push myself. Besides I'm not paying for it... ha just kidding Mom and Dad.
Alright I am going to study now.... SIKE

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

You're a funny, kid Nick.Mom

Anonymous said...

Calc and chemistry do sound intimidating but hey Nick you've conquered so much over the past year you'll be "hunky dory"! Hope the "chemo memory" has eased up as it sounds as though you have a lot to learn! Good luck and enjoy. See you soon. Love GM Jennie xx

Anonymous said...

Hello Freshman
It is interesting how life is filled with so many firsts and new beginnings. College is one of those starting lines and I give God thanks that you are beginning that race. Your cousin Jessica enjoyed the "Five Year" college plan - so tell your parents to keep saving. I look forward to learning if you see God's hand in Calc and Chemistry. Don't depend on His divine intervention when it comes to homework and tests though - life has taught me God leaves those learning aspects up to us. Enjoy, aunt Chris

Anonymous said...

Hey Skinny!
Dont forget the really important class in Unbiversity, Networking 101. This is the class you find your lifelong buddies.

Anonymous said...

Nick,
Your story has touched me so much! You are one of the strongest people I have read about! My name is Stephanie Boehme and I am part of the Relay for Life of North Davis County. I would be honored if you would come to our event this year. We have a celebration of survivors and honor you because our cause is all about survivors of cancer. The Relay for Life is part of a fundraiser with the American Cancer Society to raise funds to find a cure. I don't know if you have heard of this event but I would love to get you the information if you want! If anything, just come and be honored at your event! Thank you for all that you do to stop this horrible disease! It is people like you that give so much HOPE to others!
I look forward to hearing from you.
Stephanie Boehme
Relay for Life Co-Chair
North Davis County
801-866-8573