Well, it's finally happened.

Yup, CC (Classical Consortium) now has an unofficial blog. Yeah, unexpected, I know. Anyway, this is where you can share any CC memories and stories, talk with friends, whatever. If you attend CC, you're more than welcome. Don't feel obliged to join, but don't let me or RB stop you. Don't even feel obliged to talk to either of us- we're kinda scary anyway ;) If you just want to connect with some friends, or see what others have to say, you've got free rein. Welcome to the unofficial CC blog.

P.S. This is a blog for YOU, CC students. Want to see something added to the blog? Just ask. Want to post? Just ask. I could continue, but this intro thingy is too long, anyway. ;) Enjoy!

Monday, November 1, 2010

The Life of a FEMALE L2 student

Hello Ya'll,
My writing skills aren't as good as Ryan's and Ben's so cut me some slack. You all know what it's like to be a 8th grade boy at CC; for girls, it's a completely different story. So here's my description of how L2 is coming along this year:

"TO LET ALL THE WORLD KNOW THAT JESUS SAVES!!!!" Every Monday morning, KLOVE is my alarm clock and BOY it scares me SO much. Slowly, I turn the radio off and walk very quietly to my closet, trying not to wake my sisters up, and start to whimper while getting the uniform on my body. Why does it have to be Monday?- I think to myself. After getting ready for the long day at school, a delicious, toasted bagel is sitting at the kitchen table waiting to be eaten. That sure gets me awake!

My sister, Rachel and I get in my dads shiny, new, red Acura. The whole way there, it's "Quaker party" time. Now let me explain to you guys what "Quaker Party" means. A lady I know grew up in a strange family. When she was younger, her mom would get stressed out because of the loudness in the house. So...she would yell, "QUAKER PARTY!" and the family would stay absolutely silent for at least 1 hour. To people who know me, staying totally quiet for 1 hour doesn't go well. Anyways, we pull into the church parking lot. The crates get out of the car and are dragged into the building. I pray, "Dear God, please help everyone at school today." and walk into the chapel room.

The chapel room is an interesting time of the day. There are many different groups that sit next to each other and talk during that day. During worship time, there is shoe-throwing, face slapping, and laughing. My friends, Summer and Hannah sit in the front row making funny faces at me while I'm on stage singing worship songs. My other close friends are usually in the bathroom making sure they look okay.

Then we get to the classes: I'm a girl so first i check my hair, make-up, and make sure I don't look too horrible. Then off to Critical Thinking. Here i will list a few ways to describe each class. 1. Critical Thinking: helpful, and there is really no other way to describe it. 2. Latin 1- ALIVE, the teachers quite funny (want some stories about her, ask me later). 3. Physical Science- fun, that's the class i have the most energy in. 4. Omnibus- satisfying and pretty easy. 5. Comp and Comp- enjoyable and fairly easy as well. 6- American Studies- factual, there is lots of information, and exciting. Those are the overall descriptions of the classes but it changes every week.

My friends at CC are Summer and Hannah. Summer is a very sweet, quiet (mostly), and caring girl. Hannah is a lot more outgoing, and is also very compassionate. They both share the same love for Christ which is always good. Of course, Hannah, Summer, and I sit next to each other every class and always have something interesting to tell each other. We pretty much talk about whatever we can possibly think of: what happened the past week, and how hillarious Jacob is...(hannah usually starts up a conversations about Jacob every week since her family is close to the Selvigs.) He has been mentioned in the past and here's how I can describe him: eclectic, "goofy", has ALOT of energy, and pretty NICE. Summer is a very sweet, quiet (mostly), and caring girl. Hannah is a lot more outgoing, and is also very compassionate.

So as a female L2 student, life is a bit more complicated than guys. Knowing how to style your hair every morning, making sure you don't look like a clown before school starts, and making sure people won't judge you from a behavior stand-point. Overall, I love CC and even though it is hard to get up in the mornings, it is a lot better than being public schooled (I know that from experience) and i love my friends. The people there are very respectful and easy to get along with. Hope this wasn't TOO long and now you know what it's like to be a L2 student from a girls perspective.

54 comments:

  1. Very nice! (And very quickly written- it always takes me forever :P) Just two questions: Flirting? Shoe-throwing? I was unaware. XD

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  2. I was also unaware... VERY unaware... Wait, that's a bit redundant and it doesn't make sense... AAAAAAAAAGH!

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  3. thanks! (in elementary school, my 5th grade class took a key-boarding class so it doesn't take too long to type something like that). Flirting...well...lets just say that's pointed to the older kids at CC (no comment). and yes. there is shoe-throwing in the lunchroom and Chapel. Little G1 students like to throw shoes at each other until someone tells them to stop. haha! It's obviously entertaining for them.

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  4. Lol okay xD
    Oh, btw, for safety reasons, you should probably delete the comment with your email, now that u have writing privileges... Same goes for you, Andrew

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  5. Nice to see that you're on your toes, Ben. I raised you well... =D

    Rebecca, let one thing be known: they grow up so fast... *sob* ;D

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  6. Essentially, just edit out class complaints- dont mind RB's sternness :P

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  7. Oh, and make sure to BOLDEN the comment about Jacob being nice. It will make his day... =D

    AND REMEMBER, NO LAST NAMES... EVER! Thank you for your time and I hope you enjoy your time at the CC blog. Have a safe flight home! ;D

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  8. Erm, yeah, what he said. Actually I have to take out some last names myself...

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  9. Ignore RB, i like criticzing... ;) and i dont really think they can demote you now.... Nice posting (applause)

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  10. Umm, we can PH. But the criticism is unacceptable. And I LOVE THE POST! Just needs some edits...

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  11. Sorry ya'll. It was wrong for me to say some of the things i did and I'm sincerly sorry. The content was changed and thanks for telling me, Ryan. (Paul-thanks! I'm glad you liked it!) :)

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  12. Thanks for changing! :) Sorry to come down hard on you, the blogs just getting started... We're all learning here :P

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  13. That's okay. And trust me, that didn't hurt my feelings or offend me AT ALL. ;)

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  14. I love the edits. Nice job on the writing, and what you said in the beginning was not at all true. I'm actually not that good of a writer (depending on the writing style), but Ben, he's the one you could say is pretty good. I don't mean to flatter you, Ben, but you are one heck of an author.

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  15. Thanks. Ryan, you're better than most people. ;) Kudos to both of you for your writing abilities. *gives a standing-o and applauds*

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  16. *Bows* Thank you! And Ben, can we PLEASE change this overly-wierd background? I BEG YOU!!!

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  17. Let's get to 20 comments!!! hahaha! the background isn't bad at all! you should keep it. :) Ben- don't change a thing! "I BEG YOU!!!" hehe

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  18. It just seems to... soft and emotional! I need something... AWESOME to work with. ;D

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  19. In my opinion, no. but you guys can do whatever you want........:)

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  20. I'm going to RIGHT NOW CHANGE THE BAKGROUND... DONE! You like?

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  21. It reminds me too much of school (even though it is a "schoolish" website....but it's more creative i guess.

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  22. THANK YOU, A RESPECTABLE PERSON!!! EAT MAJORITY RULING, BEN!

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  23. Me? Respectable? You obviously haven't seen the other side of me yet. HAHA!!! Jkjkjkjkjk! :)

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  24. Well, I am very aware that you are akwardly agressive... ;P

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  25. Okay fine!!! You win...:):) I might as well be stuck as an awkwardly aggressive person all my life! hmmm....:D

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  26. Okay, ENOUGH PETTY ARGUMENTS! I have a site to administrate! *Goes to... administrate?*

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  27. FINE!!! :p *vows never to argue again.* ......What the heck, that will NEVER happen!!!

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  28. NEVA EVA!!! And stop using so many explanation points! *hits Becca's hand with an old school wooden rod* :P

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  29. NEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And HOW DARE YOU HIT MY HAND!!!! Ryan, I'm awkwardly aggressive and you're abusively angry. End of statement. ;P

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  30. Um, yeah. Glad to see you're conceding the argument. :P

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  31. wow keep the comments coming peeps! lets try and break BK's blog's 46 comment record!

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  32. Alright Paul!

    Here's a topic to discuss:

    What is everyone doing for Christmas?

    Let's beat 46 comments!

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  33. well, im going to IL Christmas eve, and we will be back here by christmas day.

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  34. Ooh, 41. :D

    I'm staying home for Christmas because we went to Missouri for Christmas last year. I'll get to see my grandparents and I think that's all.

    Oh, and I can't stop being a smart-mouth. :P

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  35. Paul- sounds nice!!!! enjoy your time back in IL.
    Ryan- fun! why did you go to Missouri? Any family members live there? and :P right back at ya.

    Well on the 22nd, my extended family of 40-50 people are going to my g-ma's house for a Christmas party. and then Christmas day, well we'll still have our little guy, and we might go over to my cousins house in Lake Zurich. Not much going on other than that. :)
    Do you notice how you guys write 2 sentences while i write paragraphs?? gosh! i'm acting like Mrs. Stutz. but that's always good. ;p

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  36. we dont waste our words.... or we just dont like typing. ;)

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  37. haha!! :)
    Paul- since when did you change your "name" to "Supreme commander PH?" wasn't it something else before?

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  38. He used to be Pelicandude, but that was obviously not cool enough for him. ;)

    And yes, I have many family members in Missouri. They're all from my dad's side and we stay at our grandma's house when we're there. :)

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  39. haha! :p

    Sweet! I've always wanted to go to Missouri! :D
    (this is comment 46!)

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  40. YES! :D *gives everyone a high-five*

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  41. its not like were going down in history or somthing, theres probably a blog out there with a thouasand comments on there posts

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  42. *returns the hifive* Oh yeah, winning streak!!! Oh, we'll probably move this blog and its info to the CC Student Forums. When everyone joins that site (ask Josh Henereckson) I'll freeze this blog and we'll all enjoy CCSF. :D

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  43. ;) Wait....what is CCSF and CC Student Forums?

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  44. CCSF = CC Student Forums. It is currently run by Josh Henreckson and Andrew Rot and it's available to CC students. You have to ask him about joining first, as it is a private website.

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  45. oh okay. :D are there any girls that have joined or is it like a "guy only" website.

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