Class

First day of class - 'typical' American classrooms, learning very American topics. It was pretty comparable to the first day of A levels: information bombardment. Lots to read, lots to think about, but I guess that's what we're here for. Education, education, education, oh wise Mr Blair.
Oh, super heavy rain today. That was just great. Wet clothes + air conditioning = super duper cold.
The reception in the afternoon was great though. Talked to some really interesting people in a really cool hall. It's really inspiring to hear about all the great things that people have accomplished in their lives, and how the core idea behind it all for everyone is to seize all the given opportunities and do what you want.
It's been a great day. It so doesn't feel like it's only been two days though. I've spoken to so many people, seen so many new places, and learnt so many new things - it really is quite amazing how much one can do in just 48 hours if you really try hard. Back in the UK, it is very possible for me to procrastinate for a full 48 hours and literally get nothing done.