Best night ever:
- nice slow early start
- lots of good flip cup
- playing my first beer pong ever
- whoopin ass at my first beer pong ever
- losing my first beer pong ever cuz Barkley sucked
- a little asshole, i ditched early though cuz i was FIENDIN and I know when to go.
- (speaking of asshole...) mooning the amorous Asians with Mark and Adam
- kegstands
- my first whole enjoyable cigarette
- passing around Srs. Jack and José
- not puking, twice
- overly rambunctious partygoers
- male bonding
- loud shatterings of broken windows and bleeding
- FINALLY some great bumpin music and hott dance party instigating
- That 70's Show
- hangin out on the miraculous invisibility porch
- feeling GREAT, even late
- making it home to sleep very well in my own bed
In other news, I'm probably going to live in Germany next year. I want to study abroad in Oldenburg for both semesters. I've been considering it for a long time but recently, upon really getting to know my new friend Alyssa who spent a year in France, I have become completely convinced. It's really the only way I could become fluent. Plus... it's cheap. I really just can't wait. Now to ask the parents.. haha. Here's my essay:
From a very young age, I have been hugely fascinated by different cultures, and since my first opportunities to see parts of the world as a small child, I have had an insatiable appetite for travel and exploration. I have always loved to learn as much as I can about the world and the peoples that inhabit it. Obviously, studying abroad seems like a natural choice for me to make, even if it were only to fulfill these of my desires.
However, there are plenty of other reasons I am really looking forward to going to Oldenburg next year. As a German major, I believe that the only way I should be able to carry a degree in German Language is of course to be fluent in it, but to have a deep understanding of the people that speak it as well. Spending a year among those very people, immersed in their language and culture, is an obvious fast track to achieving these academic goals. Also, as a double major of German and Geography I could use the year in Oldenburg to get my German requirements out of the way so I can return to UNC to focus on graduating in a more timely manner than would be possible without this exchange program. Upon returning to UNC I hope to use the language skills I aquire abroad to help me in my pursuit of a degree in German immensely. I also want to study in Germany if only for the fact that I love the country and I would love to spend more time there.
I know that living in these circumstances will greatly broaden my horizons not only culturally but personally, as I adapt to a completely new and frightening environment.
The idea of this challenge is very, very exciting to me. My deep passion for travel is yet another factor compelling me to go; the student travel ticket and opportunity to travel around the country at such an amazingly affordable rate seem too good to be true, and I simply cannot wait to be able to take advantage of it.
P.S. this movie looks so good!
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