But I hope to commit myself more fully to my blog this school year, simply because I will be once again doing interesting things that are not so hard to talk about! Creative writing class and basic drawing alone should account for a lot of my miscellaneous adventures.
So enjoy this recap post and look forward to some more au courant posts in the near future!
Week of August 29th to September 4th:
– Moved back to NYC in 2 days. Much hunger and panic over household items ensued, but I love my apartment and I got to move in early so it wasn’t totally insane– Promptly became a Well Woman* at a week long training full of laughter and death by heat exhaustion at the Student Services Fair
– Survived the two biggest milestones of dorm living: getting locked out and killing a cockroach
– Went on a crazy Chinatown search for pho, found it, came back the next day and got TERRIBLE service (so that place is out)– Had my roommate Liberty move in (yes, now it’s official!)
*Well Woman is Barnard’s wellness center; it consists of peer educators (like me!) and infinite resources for stress management, sex, and overall health
Week of September 5th to September 11th:
– Went to the Museum of Sex (quite an interesting experience)– Found another pho place in Chinatown (much better service!), and hung out with Nina and Bradley
– Went back to class (Black lit, French, Perception [psych with lab], Drawing, and Fiction), went back to work (mail room and zine library), went back to having my head explode with buying groceries and expensive textbooks…
– Made a few excellent meals and then ate cauliflower mashed potatoes for the rest of them…
– Submitted my Extemporaneous Speaking Project zines to the Barnard library – check them out when you get a chance!
– Kept up with a continued version of my Outfits Photoshoot project – I call it: the Daily Outfit project!– Bought art supplies downtown and had the handles of my portfolio break in the subway
– Wrote a draft of my blog post for Refuse the Silence!**
**I will now be blogging for Refuse the Silence, Awaaz, the Well Woman blog, and the Barnard Zine Library blog, so if you’re interested in class/race privilege in liberal arts colleges, South Asian art and new, wellness topics, or zines, look me up!
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congratulations on becoming a well woman! Have a fantastic year 🙂
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