Its Humid but we Live On

So, matriculated. The most exciting part about that was going to the bunny ears afterward.
They spin, a bunch of people got on.

We went out to the bigger waterfall, then we hiked, then we ended up at Montgomery Place. We picked a peach as we left. It was a very slow and idealic (and humid) walk, after which we went swimming.

I am taking four classes: Intro to Psych, Fysem (mandatory), Calc I and High Renaissance (art history).
The reading lists are quite extensive (and expensive).

Fysem includes (for first semester) the following: Genesis, Plato's Symposium, Vergil's The Aeneid, St. Augustine's Confessions, Dante's Inferno, Shakespeare's Othello and Galileo's Discoveries and Opinions.
I've only read Inferno out of those.
The reading list is the same for all freshman. My teach taught at Harvard until this year, which makes me feel like I have to fill in the shoes of Harvard students.

n the bright side we are supposed to be the more attractive grade, go genetics. And my dorm is known as 'the chill kids who love cheese' (Cheese is GOOD, man! and a luxury)

Below: Sam jumping at Blithewood (which is gorgeous) and dorm-mates on the spinny swing.