I know, I know,it's been a while! My amazing summer in Kenya is over, and I'm back on the mountain (also known as Sewanee: The University of the South) as a junior (!!!!)
The year has gotten off to a great start, and I'm rather excited about my cool new single room (which just happens to be so far from everyone else that I'm forced not to be lazy).
I'm going to give this regularity thing another go!!
For now, I'll leave you guys with a cool quote from One Tree Hill:
"If you believe in it, see it through. Eventually someone else will see it too." Karen
The Kenyan Nomad
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