The best part of Day 1 is that I get to see my friends that are in my class and meet my teachers. The worst part of Day 1 is that my classes are spread out and I have to walk up and down the stairs and that I don't get to see some of my other friends. I like my seat because I'm still near some of my friends but I'm also making friends with the people around me that I don't really know. I also kind of don't like my seat because I'm not near all my friends but I'm not complaining because I can make more friends.

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