Michigander
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Nature
Community
Backpacking
Intentional Living
Education
Linguistics
Social Justice
Travel
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- People I follow
Trees and sunshine
Happily reunited with the woods.
My father and I always eat at this random restaurant Up North. It’s always busy: filled with locals in camp hats and flannel shirts.
Diners: Grand Rapids doesn’t have any diners, so it’s good to be home.
Good morning, small town.
Books.
I have been moving all of my world possessions around over the past four days, and I have determined that I have way more books than I realized.
I have not counted, but I bet that I have over 400 books.
Which, for an English major, is not surprising.
I guess I knew I had a ton of books, but I don’t think I realized just how many. I mean, I have six small bins of books. Each small bin has between twenty and thirty books. Plus, I have two full shelves in my bed room, a large bin filled with books (around fifty books), and two large re-usable grocery bags full of books that I have not yet unpacked.
I am excited for the day to come when I can move my books into a permanent location. While that is still a handful of years away, I am excited to put them on shelves, in sections or alphabetized, and re-read them all.
Every graduation.
We all re-punctuated our name cards for graduation. #englishmajors @abbyzwart
Countdown:
0 day until I am officially finished with undergrad
0 days until I move home
60 page unit project submitted yesterday for my final grades
63 days until I move to Indonesia
92 days until my I begin teaching for the first time
