Only midpoint?

Since I started Johnson back in the fall of 2008 this has been the weirdest semester as of yet. My first semester was interesting....I got homesick around now maybe a little later. When Thanksgiving rolled around I was homesick for my familiar hometown and ready for a break. After that though when it came to breaks I never wanted to leave. I really just wanted to say. But then that is Johnson. A home. A family. Why would you want to be kicked out of your home. And when it came to breaks that was it really felt like to me. I admit that I wish I was still there and want to go back even though I feel I'm not supposed to be there anymore and that God has a different plan for me.

I am counting down the days until Christmas break and can go home to Oregon. Quite honestly that has become my real home. When I first came to ACC it wasn't Florida I longed for. I would go back to Johnson in a heartbeat but I was homesick for Oregon. I used to love school but even my classes this semester make me feel like I'm back in high school just trying to make it through my classes. I only like 2 of my classes and that makes it hard.

I love sociology and plan to take possibly all the sociology classes this school offers. They also offer some social work classes which is excited because that is what I really want to do. I hope they have a social work program here before I leave. So I don't like my classes. I have a roommate who is really getting on my nerves at said moment which I think is quite amazing since she is never in the room, therefore she is complaining to the CLM why?!?

Either way we are not going back there...I just really want to go home. My other problem for next semester is going to be that you're really limited on what you can take. You can't just a pick a class and decide you're going to take it. You're pretty much lucky if you can fit it in to your semester if they even offer it that semester.

Oh how Johnson spoiled me! Yes it is an amazing campus considering it is at the very least 8000 dollars a year cheaper than any other and that your schedule has so much flexibility. The other way Johnson spoils you is that they treat you like adults? Yes they be on the stricter side compared to my current more liberal college but they actually treat you like a college student isn't an extended teenager that is still living at home in high school.