Many of you might be asking "how does this title of this week make literally any sense?" Let me tell you, it actually doesn't at all, but that should be expected from me. I'm calling this week the Week of Waffles, because even though I didn't have the chance to eat a waffle this week, I really like waffles, and I really liked this week.
First of all, I officially made Community Council for my housing community. I am the Vice President of Administration, which is basically a combination of Secretarial and Treasure duties that would be in a normal student council position. It's not really like any other student government position I have ever held so I'm pretty excited. I met the other three members of our Community Council Monday night; their names are Ryan, Lia (Lol yes mom you are still apart of my SLO life) and Mickey (also funny). I haven't had a chance to talk to them that much, but overall I think we are going to be a fantastic team and have a wonderful time planning events and addressing the needs of our hall. Friday night I got to meet the entire VPA group for all the communities and it turns out I'm the SINGLE VPA who is a female. I thought that was pretty funny. I also went to a leadership conference yesterday morning until around 1pm with the rest of my council. We learned the ins and outs of Community Council and how to run a meeting. It just feels great to feel like I am finding my place here at Cal Poly. To be honest, I have been out of touch and feeling a little like I don't deserve to be here. but being in a classroom filled with kids who love leadership and choose to be in a room for 5 hours on a Saturday to better serve the school made me feel amazing. I know why I am here. We already have one scheduled event and I am so excited!!!!! Like LITERALLY!!!!!!!!!!! It's called Rave-lationships and it's a rave based stop light party. We are getting a DJ and you dress according to your relationship status. So green is single, yellow is complicated, and red is taken. It's going to be extremely fun.
I also am really in love with RPTA (Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Administration for those of you who don't know, that's my major). My program is filled with people who love people. I always feel excited to go to my two RPTA classes. I can sit and talk with people who genuinely care what you are about, what you like, and what you value. Everyone wants to be there. We are going on a field trip this week to the Embassy Suites and we have to wear business casual clothes (which I have never worn or even owned before) so I went shopping yesterday afternoon with girls from my floor (also something I really enjoyed about this week). It was great.
Because of RPTA, I have an extremely different experience at Cal Poly than say, an engineering major or math major. Cal Poly is also a different place than a normal school with the motto, "Learn by Doing." I got to meet with the CP Athletic Director this week and he was interested in my goals and career aspirations. We are currently in the process of getting me more involved with the athletic department. Words can't express how proud and happy I am to be placed in such a beautiful place, learning and experiencing things like this. It's insane. My professors have a lot of experience and are open to sharing the life they have lived. My RPTA 101 professor was in a documentary last year about extreme sports, like how cool is that!
I didn't fulfill my food goal of trying every place on campus, but the journey never stops. I tried four new places this week. Metro Station is pretty lit. I had some cereal at an all you can eat cereal bar and some mini corn dogs. Woohoo. I may or may not have been unable to achieve this goal because I went off campus a lot this week. (WOOHOO) On Tuesday, Ella and I went downtown for lunch and studying. You can see my amazingly presented Pineapple fried rice below. On Thursday, we went to the farmer's market and ate at the same Thai food place we ate at on Tuesday. Today, we went to Avila beach and got the BEST acai bowl I have ever had in my life, EVER. It was a beautiful day to go to the beach and catch up on some homework. I wish I could share the incredible views of San Luis Obispo with all my favorite people. It's a place much worthwhile to take time to visit. I promise.
Here's a few things I have realized after being here for three weeks:
- My favorite thing about constantly being around new people is learning about new artists. Music is insanely diverse and I can't wait to get exposed to more music.
- I have underappreciated the water pressure at home all my life. Miss it.
- I miss my dogs every night.
- *PSA: I need more fun socks.
- People have super weird habits, like it's not pretty when you wash your dishes in the bathroom sink. AHEM.
- Walking everyone makes you tired, but my calves look good.
- Makeup seriously needs to not be taken as seriously. How am I expected to have a full face of makeup everyday by 8am.
- I miss my wifi at home.
- Life is weird without parents.
Well that's really my week in a small nutshell. I really liked this week. No complaints. I'm going home this weekend for homecoming and Chad's 16th birthday (WHAT THE HECK!?!??!?!) So catch me in G-town if ya want!!!!! MUCH LOVE.
Ps. Ya'll still slacking on the packages. Not you though, mom. That package was LIT.
A few of the rectum gang together for an Oovoo date. Miss you all so much.
My new fave place to chill.
Just another pretty view on my walk back to my room.
LOOK AT MY BEAUTIFUL FRIED RICE.
I had to take this selfie for my math teacher. I just thought it was funny and you should see it. You're welcome.
My CUTE AF computer.
Clouds. (Idek?)
Acai bowl.
Ella caught me studying. I promise I am Mom and Dad.
Ew.
FIRST OFFICIAL ROOMIE PIC. I LOVE THIS GIRL AND I AM SO GRATEFUL TO HAVE FOUND HER. SHE IS SO SWEET AND DID MY DISHES FOR ME THIS WEEK WHEN I WAS SAD AND HAVING A BAD DAY. WORDS LITERALLY CAN'T EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE OF HAVING HER IN MY LIFE. I REALIZED THIS WEEK THAT SOME DAY WILL BE MY LAST DAY TURNING OFF THE LIGHTS OF OUR ROOM AND I GOT SAD. LOVES LOVES LOVES.
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