So earlier today I was feeling better. Around 3:30 or so, two of the other ISEP students, Megan from Wisconsin and Jasper from Oregon, came by to welcome me to Aix and to ask if I wanted help being shown around. They also wanted to know if I wanted to get dinner with them this evening. I said yes of course (I know no one, I don’t know if I can stress that enough). Since I don’t have a mobile phone or the internet yet, I said I would just meet them in their rooms. Their building is 2 and mine is 4 but somehow we’re on the furthest ends of the cite universitaire cuques (which is where I live). If you’re confused, don’t worry, I am too. Very much so. Anyway I went back to sleep because I was still very tired. I woke up around 5:30, showered and got ready. Around 6:45 I walked over to their building. It took me about 10 minutes just to figure out where their rooms were. Finally I found them but when I knocked, there was no answer at either room. So, now distraught and hungry, I walked back to my building and am sitting in my room trying not to cry. I feel so alone and I would try to go out and get something to eat and get my shopping done, but I don’t even know where I’m going and it’s already dark outside. And I don’t have an alarm clock so I’m really worried it’ll be hell waking up tomorrow. I have a meeting at 2 but I really want to get my shopping necessities (alarm clock, hand soap, hangers, pens, notebooks, phone, and some food) bought and my internet set up. I feel like what I have to do is just pull myself up by the bootstraps and get things done. I’m just so scared...and did I mention alone? Tonight my goal is to just get things organized. Hopefully that will make me feel better and more at home here.
This is going to be a history of my life in France for the next six months. All the fun experiences, travels, new foods, learning, craziness, and headaches (hopefully not too many of those) will be noted here for all to read. And hopefully it will not only help me remember what may be one of the best 6 months of my life, it will inspire someone else to jump out into the world on their own.
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