Tufts!
So...here I am at Tufts University. Me. I'm going to Tufts. Hahahahahahahahahahaha FOOLS!
I moved in yesterday and spent all day trying to make my room just right, spent today running errands and getting to know roomates and campus. So far I've met 9 housemates. There are 11 of us so far...so that leaves one person I haven't met. SO FAR.
We've got a graduate student orientation tomorrow, so we all get to go together like a happy little family. THEN, Wednesday my OT orientations start, and GUESS WHAT? I have an OT classmate right across the hall. Twenty-one year old Mallory from Alabama, officially the baby of the house. But guess who's NOT the oldest? For once.
Ok, so I took some pictures of my room. Its really cute. I've got a walk-in closet with my very own sink in it. As far as I know, I'm the only one in the house with my own sink. Very cute, and my bed's in a little nook. Kindof like an office for sleeping. Very cosy.
Ok here we go. My bed with its little nook.
The back wall...three windows which desperately need curtains. And as you can see I also desperately need a bookshelf.
My study area. The desk has its own little cornered wall. fun fun.
That big ugly grey thing is my real closet. It will be covered with pictures of friends and family as soon as I get them up here.
Door to the hallway...and a peek of the walk-in closet.
View of walk-in from outside. See my legs in the window?
edit: Hmm, I mean mirror.
The built in shelves and drawers in my closet.
More shelves and sink in the closet
Closet...in the closet
The front of McCollester house. So pretty.
Side entrace...how I'll probably almost always get in.
The best part about these doors is that the key is this little lazer. HAHA "lazer" (with the Doctor Evil quotation fingers and everything) My bedroom door has a regular old boring key. Ok. That's about it for now. Tootaloo!
WAIT! Almost forgot the coolest thing ever. Check out the view from the totally accessible (sp?) roof of my library.
THAT is the Boston Skyline. or part of it.
Here's the other part.
I moved in yesterday and spent all day trying to make my room just right, spent today running errands and getting to know roomates and campus. So far I've met 9 housemates. There are 11 of us so far...so that leaves one person I haven't met. SO FAR.
We've got a graduate student orientation tomorrow, so we all get to go together like a happy little family. THEN, Wednesday my OT orientations start, and GUESS WHAT? I have an OT classmate right across the hall. Twenty-one year old Mallory from Alabama, officially the baby of the house. But guess who's NOT the oldest? For once.
Ok, so I took some pictures of my room. Its really cute. I've got a walk-in closet with my very own sink in it. As far as I know, I'm the only one in the house with my own sink. Very cute, and my bed's in a little nook. Kindof like an office for sleeping. Very cosy.
Ok here we go. My bed with its little nook.
The back wall...three windows which desperately need curtains. And as you can see I also desperately need a bookshelf.
My study area. The desk has its own little cornered wall. fun fun.That big ugly grey thing is my real closet. It will be covered with pictures of friends and family as soon as I get them up here.
Door to the hallway...and a peek of the walk-in closet.
View of walk-in from outside. See my legs in the window?edit: Hmm, I mean mirror.
The built in shelves and drawers in my closet.
More shelves and sink in the closet
Closet...in the closet
The front of McCollester house. So pretty.
Side entrace...how I'll probably almost always get in.The best part about these doors is that the key is this little lazer. HAHA "lazer" (with the Doctor Evil quotation fingers and everything) My bedroom door has a regular old boring key. Ok. That's about it for now. Tootaloo!
WAIT! Almost forgot the coolest thing ever. Check out the view from the totally accessible (sp?) roof of my library.
THAT is the Boston Skyline. or part of it.
Here's the other part.
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