The Shady Dame of Seville...

...is what I'm listening to right now. And I'm enjoying it.
My first week of classes went well. Let's see. I'm taking Chemistry and working pretty hard already. (I should probably be working harder. I will be soon!) I really like the professor and I haven't vastly not understood something yet, so so far so good.
Comparative anatomy and physiology is going well. I've only had one class and lab was cancelled last Thursday, but I'm looking forward to it beginning. We're dissecting a shark and a mink, as well as other things probably. Intense excitement.
Shakespeare is uneventful. (I was late today. Long lunch.) Last night my class and some others went to see The Comedy of Errors (which we're also reading in class.) It was quite funny, although not as funny as the Shakespeare in the park one. I don't remember much about that production, just that I laughed really hard a lot.
Witches, Goddesses and Queens is interesting. I'm thinking maybe of switching my majors to Bio and Religion, and then I could do a concentration in Near and Middle Eastern religions. Maybe? That would be awesome. I'd prefer to do a concentration in early Christianity/Orthadoxy, but we have approximatly zero courses about Orthadoxy and there's only one History course about the Byzantine empire (and I took it last semester) so I don't know if that concentration can happen. Plus, both the religion courses I've taken/am taking are about Near and Middle Eastern religions. Or maybe I should start taking classes about Christianity. Or maybe I'm insane.
I feel so fickle.