A very giving monday
The ability of turning the day to something really good even though it didn't start out very well is one I'm very pleased to be possessing. I woke up feeling not so human as I would like with a very nasty headache so I did what any sane person does in that situation and poped a very brightly pink pill, crawled back into bed and closed my eyes... for way to long. That was my morning class. After my additional sleep and the little colourfull pill did it's job I was back in action and headed for the train to Zwolle.
Uncertain about what time the afternoon class would actually start (the online schedule isn't very reliable) I sent a text to my teacher who didn't reply so upon arrival I went straight to the classroom where my classmates (we apperantly grew in numbers while I was away) was deeply focused on a video skype meeting with our client from Cairo. We have a little better idea of what's expected of us, even though it's still wide open and up to us what we want to do with it. By friday each 3 groups have to have come up with a concept that we're gonna pitch with the client in the next meeting. We're also gonna get to see the documentary last years student made but Vincent wants us to go into the project with fresh eyes so that will be after we've settled on a concept to work from.
What's really cool about the project is that we will be working together with students from Cairo. It's gonna be so cool. I also like it that 75% of my group (the dutchies haha) are thinking the same way that I do. The spanish guy and the belgian chick were both a bit overwhelmed talking about how much we have to do..I had to tell them off a bit because we have plenty of time. We will be 18 people working on this project and it will be a blast. Ofcourse we need to be realistic about the workload but there is no point starting off negative, if you're convinced it's gonna be hard and though it will be hard and tough. I for one am comvinced it's gonna be a great experience.
I'm so happy to be back in class again. Boho for sickness!
Uncertain about what time the afternoon class would actually start (the online schedule isn't very reliable) I sent a text to my teacher who didn't reply so upon arrival I went straight to the classroom where my classmates (we apperantly grew in numbers while I was away) was deeply focused on a video skype meeting with our client from Cairo. We have a little better idea of what's expected of us, even though it's still wide open and up to us what we want to do with it. By friday each 3 groups have to have come up with a concept that we're gonna pitch with the client in the next meeting. We're also gonna get to see the documentary last years student made but Vincent wants us to go into the project with fresh eyes so that will be after we've settled on a concept to work from.
What's really cool about the project is that we will be working together with students from Cairo. It's gonna be so cool. I also like it that 75% of my group (the dutchies haha) are thinking the same way that I do. The spanish guy and the belgian chick were both a bit overwhelmed talking about how much we have to do..I had to tell them off a bit because we have plenty of time. We will be 18 people working on this project and it will be a blast. Ofcourse we need to be realistic about the workload but there is no point starting off negative, if you're convinced it's gonna be hard and though it will be hard and tough. I for one am comvinced it's gonna be a great experience.
I'm so happy to be back in class again. Boho for sickness!
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