At the end of the summer, I packed everything up to move it across the country. It was weird to create a tangible representation of my whole life. This is it. Don't you feel like you know me better now? (That was a joke.) Note: poster rolled up created by The Lauren/Spencer Project's own Lauren Adamson for my birthday (I carried it with me through multiple airports and I think hit a bunch of strangers with it accidentally, but it was totally worth it. It's on my wall now.)
There was already a bulletin board in my room at the foot of my bed, so I covered it with pictures to try to make it feel like home. I have this really unique tip that you should put up pictures to make a place feel like home.
I usually eat breakfast alone in the dining hall, but not really alone because I'm almost always with Joy the Baker and Tracy Shutterbean of the Joy the Baker Podcast which is totally awesome.
The first weekend I was here, I got to hang out with my little cousin who had a lot of trouble choosing only one bear.
For me, however, one bear is enough. He studies so I don't have to.
I spend most of my time here either like this
or like this.
Also, it is comically hilly here. Quick challenge: think of 3 more things that are comically hilly.
There's a panini press here
and I have crayons
and my English teacher brings his dog to class
and the view is just beautiful.
xo,
SF
What I'm listening to right now: If I Go I'm Goin' by Gregory Alan Isakov
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