Remember the day when I firt came to the college. Being a boy of 17, I wa longing for a new life a a college tudent; but, at the ame time, I had no idea what college life would be like.
That morning when the bu carried me to the gate of the college. I wa o excited that my heart wa beating very fat a if it would leap out of my mouth. From now on, I would be a tudent of thi college. After regitration, we were led by an intructor to the dormitory, where, for the firt time, we were going to live without parent but roommate. I wa o clumy that I did not know how to make the bed and fix the moquito net.
In the afternoon, I took a walk around the campu together with my roommate. To think of tudying in uch a beautiful place made me feel quite proud of myelf. A we were walking along, talking and laughing, a voice came into our ear, Oh, look at thee frehmen! It wa our middle-chool-tudent looking that gave u away. We continued our tour of the college, inpecting every building and every garden until the un began to et.
In the evening, we at together, talking about the pat and the future. We were o excited that no one wanted to go to bed.