Fun times
Sometimes, late at night, I rearrange traffic signs. People need to be challenged.
— Jens
Chaos
Grocery shopping is chaotic, and I am merely trying to decrease that chaos by bumping your cart and informing you standing in the middle of the aisle is a bad idea.
— Jake
Florida blues
Usually after a fun vacation, I am ready to be back home. That is not the case this time. I miss Orlando a lot and want to be back there now.
— Madison
Today I am thankful for …
… The opportunities college has presented me with. Florida was amazing.
— Britt
Sweet costumes
I’m thoroughly impressed by the caliber of costumes in Moscow this Halloween. Way to be creative, Vandals.
— Anja
Bizarre mascots
Imagine my surprise when I learned that the Rhode Island School of Design’s mascot is named Scrotie. And I thought the Banana Slugs were bizarre.
— Theo
Dreams come true
I went to Disney World for the first time Friday. The rides were fun but what stood out most to me was the idea that Disney World is a place where dreams that previously existed only in the imagination are made into a reality. With a little creativity, anything is possible.
— Elisa
Orlando
It was amazing. All that warm weather, palm trees and of course, Universal Studios: Harry Potter World was crazy insane. Didn’t want to leave, but we had to come back to the cold.
— Rhiannon
Unlikely trio
I spent two nights celebrating Halloween dressed as a ladybug, but that’s not the best part. I also hung out with a fake Robb Akey and Shawn O’Neal. Now that’s a trio that will probably never actually happen in real life.
— Elizabeth
Time to play …
… catch up. The media conference was amazing, but it’s too bad my coursework didn’t get itself done while I was gone.
— Amrah
Morning after
Happy All Saint’s Day.
— Vicky
I’m confused
Like we’ve all heard at one time or another, one of my professors pulled the “There are no stupid questions” line. So it made me think: If there are no stupid questions, then what kind of questions do stupid people ask? Do they get smart just in time to ask questions?
— Jacob