In Class Writing 2

   At 7:45 in the morning I see a lot of bright, energetic people walk to their 8 am classes. Too bad I am lying though.  I do not know any one who is excited to be up this early and come to class.  I personally made the mistake of taking 8 am classes everyday. Forget about me, but about my morning walks to class. The weather is usually sunny and a little chilly, but warm enough to were I can still wear shorts and t-shirt.As I make my way to class, I usually see a mix of everything. I see the posters and advertisements line the hallways of my halls floor as head for the stairs. As I walk out of the door on the first floor I notice someone different at the desk just sitting there with their laptop open, struggling to stay awake. I finally get outside and first thing I noticed was foam all over the ground in front of Noyer from the foam party last night. Most mornings I see the same people walking to class and they all look thrilled to be up.  I continue to walk  to class as I head past one of the many columns with posters all over it. There are sports, bands, activities and reminders about certain things that are going on throughout the campus this week or upcoming couple weeks on the column. At that moment, I have 10 minutes to class.  I am not worrying about it, because my dorm room is close to all of my buildings I go to class for. I continue to walk towards the Robert Bell Building, as I pass the Frog Baby Statue.  I make my past the fountain and I notice the Ball State buses and the buses making its way towards the bus stop to pick up people. Once i get past the bus stop, I arrive at Robert Bell and go inside to get my classroom. Walking in the building, I see a lot of people sitting on the ground waiting for their teacher to unlock the door so they can get in the room and get ready for class to start.

    This assignment has made me really think about what is surrounding me and that I should be more aware of what is going on around me and read more in depth of the advertisements that are posted on the walls.