Door Shuts, Door Opens

Today I went to Theological Foundations and decided I like it a lot more than Theology of the Marginalised. Both are interesting, but Bethel only lets me take so many credits. Since I have 2 classes by the same teacher, I figure it would be best to experience as many different teachers, so I will drop the class I have on Monday.

So after class I ate lunch. Then I had to wait until 3 for my next class, Theater History. But it turns out, they shifted it over to Thursday, during another one of my planned classes, taught by the principal's wife. I was looking forward to it. So I won't take that one (unless I decide to drop that Theology class for it--but I doubt it).

So I looked at the timetables to see what I could shuffle around and I think I will try to get into a counseling class. Two people at the house are in it and it sounds really interesting.

So I'll get right on that.

I had my chance to mimic an Australian accent and it's so much harder than I thought. Saying "pogo" like an aussie is near impossible. It's interesting to note that when Aussies try an American accent, it comes out Southern.

Tomorrow I have nothing to do, so I think I will sleep in and catch a train to UTS to see a tour of the campus.