It's much harder than I have ever imagined adapting myself
to a brand new life.
First, I spent six years
studying in a girls’ high school, so it’s a little weird for me to see a lot of
boys at school.
Second, my high school is a small school; I think it only takes 15 to 20 minutes to walk around the campus. However, NCCU has an extremely huge campus! For example, it takes more than 20 minutes just to go to the administration building from our dorm on foot!
Last but not least, it my first experience to leave my hometown and live at a totally unfamiliar place. Although I know that it is the best way to train myself to be a strong, independent girl, it is still a lonely journey. I really hope that I can enjoy life like this sooner.
It’s a chance to make myself to be the one who I wish to be, and I've decided to enjoy it with a big smiley face! :^)
Second, my high school is a small school; I think it only takes 15 to 20 minutes to walk around the campus. However, NCCU has an extremely huge campus! For example, it takes more than 20 minutes just to go to the administration building from our dorm on foot!
Last but not least, it my first experience to leave my hometown and live at a totally unfamiliar place. Although I know that it is the best way to train myself to be a strong, independent girl, it is still a lonely journey. I really hope that I can enjoy life like this sooner.
It’s a chance to make myself to be the one who I wish to be, and I've decided to enjoy it with a big smiley face! :^)
High School Musical is perfect!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I first come to NCCU, I feel so upset because everything is totally different from my imagination. And live in the dorm make me miss my family very much so that I don't feel happy at all. So I think it's brave for you to leave your hometown. Many things are changed and I have to spend a lot of time to learn. I also want to be an independent girl, too.
Wish you a happy life in NCCU.