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I am home, kind of. Not in Acton home but in Maine home. Weird, I know.
Spain was great by the end. A lot of good times, but I am glad to be home with family and friends and not old Spanish men yelling "Guapa!" at me in the streets. It's a good change.
I really love Maine. Even though I missing stuff at home like the fair and getting my scheduele (it kills me!) I don't mind too much because I'm in Maine. It's one of my more relaxing moments of the year.
Once I got home on Saturday I went to PA for college tour stuff for a few days. Saw Villanova, Bucknell, Haverford, Bryn Mawr, and Ursinus. Bucknell and Villanova were pretty similar except Bucknell was in the middle of nowhere and the main attraction was the Country Cupboard (not cupboard-ish at all). I really like Haverford but it will be a little bit of a strech for me. At Bryn Mawr the interviewer I think was purposely trying to kill me. It wasn't horrible by any means, it was just very long and I was very tired. Ursinus thought I was great and was talking about scholarships 20 minutes into the interview. Once I got to Maine I saw Bates which was pretty awesome. My tour guide was an AB grad so he knew how to relate AB to Bates.
I am really tired after 6 colleges in 5 days.
Hope everyone is doing well at home. After reading some people's schedules I realized how close senior year is...I should probably finish up the psych reading then.
Spain was great by the end. A lot of good times, but I am glad to be home with family and friends and not old Spanish men yelling "Guapa!" at me in the streets. It's a good change.
I really love Maine. Even though I missing stuff at home like the fair and getting my scheduele (it kills me!) I don't mind too much because I'm in Maine. It's one of my more relaxing moments of the year.
Once I got home on Saturday I went to PA for college tour stuff for a few days. Saw Villanova, Bucknell, Haverford, Bryn Mawr, and Ursinus. Bucknell and Villanova were pretty similar except Bucknell was in the middle of nowhere and the main attraction was the Country Cupboard (not cupboard-ish at all). I really like Haverford but it will be a little bit of a strech for me. At Bryn Mawr the interviewer I think was purposely trying to kill me. It wasn't horrible by any means, it was just very long and I was very tired. Ursinus thought I was great and was talking about scholarships 20 minutes into the interview. Once I got to Maine I saw Bates which was pretty awesome. My tour guide was an AB grad so he knew how to relate AB to Bates.
I am really tired after 6 colleges in 5 days.
Hope everyone is doing well at home. After reading some people's schedules I realized how close senior year is...I should probably finish up the psych reading then.