2010-01-14, 05:03 AM
It takes me anywhere from 10 minutes to 30 minutes to get to school...10 by car, 30 by bus, mainly because the bus doesnt go directly to school, but goes around. I usually leave an hour early to give myself a margain of error for getting there.
As for social groups, I have a wide variety of them:
1. Church: A group of 10-20 youths I hang out with 2-3 times a week
2. High School: 3-4 guys that I meet up with once a semester to watch a movie, grab dinner, etc.
3. University: I have 2-3 different groups that I hang out with at University.
a. Music. I'm a UBC Music student, so I naturally hang around with other music students. I know and talk to roughly 10-15 people, and know most of them by name (and if not name, by look). Usually, its just idle chatter after class, before class, etc.
b. Christian clubs: Again, a group of 10-15ish people that I hang out with once or twice a week, usually for lunch, bible studies, idle chatter, etc.
I go to UBC, the biggest University in the area, so I naturally get lots of chances to meet lots of people, though often times its easy to get lost in the crowd. Apparently, in the interior version, UBCO, its smaller, and everyone knows everyone, and the community is nice and whatnot. According to my friends who went to UBCO, if no one knows you there, something's wrong with you and you most likely have no life to one degree or another.
As for social groups, I have a wide variety of them:
1. Church: A group of 10-20 youths I hang out with 2-3 times a week
2. High School: 3-4 guys that I meet up with once a semester to watch a movie, grab dinner, etc.
3. University: I have 2-3 different groups that I hang out with at University.
a. Music. I'm a UBC Music student, so I naturally hang around with other music students. I know and talk to roughly 10-15 people, and know most of them by name (and if not name, by look). Usually, its just idle chatter after class, before class, etc.
b. Christian clubs: Again, a group of 10-15ish people that I hang out with once or twice a week, usually for lunch, bible studies, idle chatter, etc.
I go to UBC, the biggest University in the area, so I naturally get lots of chances to meet lots of people, though often times its easy to get lost in the crowd. Apparently, in the interior version, UBCO, its smaller, and everyone knows everyone, and the community is nice and whatnot. According to my friends who went to UBCO, if no one knows you there, something's wrong with you and you most likely have no life to one degree or another.