How did I become a senior? I was walking around campus getting things done the other day and I realized that I know no one here on campus! It is pretty wild that many dear friends have moved upward and onward in their lives after graduation so it is really wierd. Other than that, school has started off with nothing rather unusual. My class schedule allows for me to work in the mornings in the Admissions Office while having plenty of time in the afternoon to study, run, and do Tri-Delta stuff.

Talk about being busy. I never thought a person could have so much to do in such a short amount of time. Getting one's life organized takes some time.
I just moved in to my apartment downtown. It has high ceilings and has central AC which is a luxury I haven't had for the past three years on or off campus! It's really not something to complain about only on heat advisory days like today! Giving tours is like taking a steam bath and I feel even worse for those touring who have to interview afterwards. Good thing the counselors don't care about sweaty prospective students and their parents.
I'm really looking forward for school to start up. Even though it is really hectic, this will be my last fall here and since fall is my favorite season it is a double bonus! (I really missed fall last year when I was in Spain--they don't have too many trees). I'm really looking forward to getting back in to the swing of things with PROGRESSOWU. We go down to a soup kitchen in Columbus weekly and I really enjoy doing it. I went with my friend Keira in the spring so I am excited to participate more. I also can't wait for the rest of my friends to get back and catch up for the last time about summer jobs and vacations. Kind of sad, isn't it.
I went to New York last week and am off to a wedding this weekend. I know I have been promising pictures so I will put those up soon.