ENGL 220.00 Intro to Literature

PSYCH 100.00 Intro to Psychology

CHEM 106.LB General Chemistry Lab

MUSTH 101.00 Music Theory Fundamentals

MUSPF 249.00 Jazz Ensemble

ECO 271.00 Principles of Accounting I

6 classes, 17 Credits, 20 hours

Six classes because I'm not counting the Jazz Ensemble as a course. All I have to do is learn music, play it, and perform. That's all. It's a 1 credit course, so I'm really not worried about it. XD Then I have Music Theory Fundamentals when I took music for three years... It's three credits and will be very easy for me, so I'm definitely not worried about that either. The Chemistry Lab takes up some time because it's 8 hours a week in total. D: Accounting is on a Saturday. >.> It was either that or take a really late class with a bad professor. I chose taking one on Saturday with an amazing professor. At least there's just one bad thing instead of two.

I'm worried that I talk about KPop too much. It's something new for me because I've been listening to only Japanese music and paying attention to the culture for 12 years of my life. I've only became interested in South Korea in the past four months. I feel that I come off as annoying to my friends now. I'm going to stop talking about it completely. It'll be hard, but I rather shut my mouth than annoy them. I have this terrible fear and paranoia about being annoying. If I feel like I'm being slightly or anywhere near annoying I shut down completely and start changing every little thing I do. I'm seriously afraid that they're really annoyed whenever I talk about it. I don't think I do, but maybe it's too much for them since they like Japan better. It's hard for me to talk about any Japanese music because oh look.... I'm not seeing any be made. GazettE is my favorite band, but the old feel to their music is gone. A lot of JRock artists are becoming too... I don't know. It's like the music has a "one-chord/one beat" feel to it. It used to have so many things going on and sound so together and then the music video was so meaningful. Now they look so American. I still love them to death, but I feel kinda sad about that.

KPop got me to dance again. I think that's why I'm so into it. It's very hard to dance to JRock especially since I don't have the technique I need to make routines to it. KPop is simpler especially since they do a lot of dancing in their videos. That's probably what caught me. I was desperately looking for a dance outlet and now I've got it back somewhat. If saying anything referring to South Korea annoys anyone, alright, I'll never talk about it, but I need that music right now to get back to dance.