Hey fellow anteaters, I’m pleased to all inform you that I am alive and well. Let’s hope that I’m not the only one who took advantage of the spring break and became spontaneous because I did. If you’re all wondering what I’m blabbering about, I’ll start off by explaining a little story. During the early humble beginnings of my college careers, when I was researching what your average Joe in college does, I came across multiple videos of students explaining their day to day activities. Basically if you’re not a veteran fighting for internships or avidly going to multiple events, you were a gym bro pumping iron in the gym or a spouse in training who takes pride in cooking and cleaning (which of course is fine. Also for those of you who are reading this please don’t take it to heart. Everything is all jokes here).
For those of you wondering which part I chose, I decided to choose the path of a housewife. Here’s why: I didn’t know much about internships although I’m fairly active on campus. Second reason, again don’t take this personally but I just don’t like the idea of physical labour. I did enough sports in high school to know, so that is why I decided to become a house wife. During the break, I started cooking and cleaning a lot more often (I even practiced lines to say when my roommates come back, JK). Also before I go, I do want to talk about one thing.
Now that we are in our last quarter of our freshman year. I’m noticing that there are a lot of people scrambling to do something to make the year worthwhile. I just want to say you don’t need some big bonanza to happen to have a checkpoint for your freshman year. There are literally students racing for stickers and I’m one of them. Look at me for instance: I’m still trying to learn how to swim and drive since I never got to it. Anyway my point is take it slow, so you don’t miss even the little things that matter.
This is your house blogger in training chef-ing it out
*Chef Kiss* *Chef Kiss*