Dorm, Dorm, Dorm

I was apprehensive at first.
In the best sense, I assure you!

For example, and please refrain from making fun, the first night I stayed here I really wanted to shower. I had spent the entire day running from here to there unpacking and packing and going to meetings and floor gatherings and Target that come 12 I was sticky and VERY uncomfortable.

I wanted to shower but I didn't know if I should.
By this time, I hadn't really made friends with anyone who either lived with me or AROUND me so I sat there in my desk alone, confused and sticky.

"Should I shower?" I asked myself repeatedly.
"What if someone sees me?"

Well, when I actually planned to get into the shower I'm pretty sure there was an even going on for the new residents and the halls were empty and it seemed like the perfect time to actually get in their and shower. No one would know!

I think I pretty much texted all of my friends telling them I wanted to shower but I was scared to so they could reply with encouragement  I needed.

After like an hour, my butt got in that communal shower (really it's only 2 showers, and about 10 girls share it) and let me tell you that it was a LOVELY shower. The water was hot and despite the fact that the bathroom in itself is pretty darn COLD, it was a good experience. I've taken another shower since then and plan to take another one either tonight or tomorrow morning before class.

Oh, the endless possibilites!

Since I've arrived back in my dorm last Saturday there has not been one night without an adventure!
That first Saturday, I met Christina and Shannon and after some chit chat in my room and helping Christina unpack we dressed up and headed to the streets!

Not really.

There was a "party" going on  and after passing by and seeing it was a total DUD we got hungry, went back to our dorm to change into comfy clothes and embarked on a walking adventure at 1am to find subway.

Needless to say, that subway turkey sub was pretty darn good.

Last night, the night before class was about to start my lovely neighbors knocked on my door at 11pm asking if i was willing to play some Play Station in the common room.

WHO AM I TO SAY NO!?

After discovering we lacked the necessary cables we took to knocking on every single males dorm room door  in our entire building until we found some.

Let's just say we met a lot of  guys and got no cables.

UNLUCKY NIGHT.

We might try again today.

Oh, how exciting!
-D

P.S.
What about classes, you might ask?
lovely!