My Roommates

It has been a while since I have posted anything... so I figured I should. But I had nothing interesting to say - no news, no insights into the world, no quirky thoughts to share with the world - so, I thought, what could I write about? Well, most people have not met my roommates - so why not post a picture and talk about them a little bit? Genius! (Actually, courtesy of facebook, most people have probably already seen pictures of them, but some haven't.)

I live with 5 girls in an appartment on campus - it is a great appartment: a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and two bedrooms downstairs and 4 bedrooms, a bathroom, and a little common room area upstairs. It's quite lovely.



Okay, from left to right: Danielle, Sarah, yours truly, Courtney, Cara, and Reba. Let's see... some history. I met Danielle, Sarah, Reba and Courtney freshman year. Danielle's room was right next to mine, and Sarah and Reba lived on the same floor. I didn't really get to know Courtney until second semester when we all went skiing together. Sophmore year, by some lucky chance, Cara was placed in our room when Reba, who was going to room with us, decided to be an RA in a different building and so we had a vacant room. We're all so glad. And so there we are. Danielle is loud and crazy and mean ;). Sarah is so sweet and involved a lot on campus. Reba is training to be a teacher (meaning she only has a few more weeks of real school 'cause next semester she'll be student teaching). Courtney rides in rodeos and is usually quite frank, but never mean. And Cara is a psycology major but will be leaving us in December because she is graduating. With 6 girls all together life is not without drama, but luckily there is never drama between us. What a good group of girls. Oh, and I should say - they ALL have a southern accent. Cara a bit less so than the others, but the others' heavy accents make up for her slight one. So funny.


Anyways, there's a tiny peek into my life. I love living with a big group of people... just like at home there's almost always someone there to talk with.