Life After Connecticut College

Now that I have an apartment, although I share it with some apartmentmates, I can do fun things that you can't do in a dorm. For example, we have a dog. Her name is sweety, I have no idea what kind of dog she is, but it's one of those bigger kinds. Whenever you walk in the door she is so unbelievably excited to see you that she wags her entire butt while her tail whacks her face. It's not my dog so I have all the benefits of having a dog without having to take care of it!
Another cool thing about having a real live apartment is a full kitchen. With my full kitchen I have decided to start having dinner parties (don't judge me, it's a great way to save money). So I'm having one this friday 11/16 with a whole ton of bioethics students. Dorms are great because you don't have to clean up after yourself, which many conn students take full advantage of, but I can have dinner parties. Dinner parties? Don't have to clean up after yourself? Dinner parties? Don't have to clean up after yourself? I live in an apartment so I'll take what I can get. They're also a fun way to meet people and it lets people show off their cooking/drink making skills if they bring something interesting to share.
The most fantabulous part of our apartment is its view. Philly maybe carcinogenic, but it's skyline is really beautiful at night. Our apartment is on the 10th floor of a west Philly apartment building so we have an awesome view of the entire city. Maybe next time I'll talk about my classes, but that's enough for now.