Findings:

I've been in college for around a month and a bit now and I would like to share some lessons I have learned in college.

1) Set at least 3 alarms every morning due to being deft. And even though your alarm may be blaring and wake up everyone else within a 50 foot perimeter, you may still never hear it. Also, it is good to have a roommate that sleeps even harder than you, therefore she does not get mad at you for waking up at 7/8am every single day.

2) When you are literally down to your last pair pants, just wear them all again. (As long as you don't go roll in the dirt or there are no visible stains, they are still good)

3) You know you have enough clothes when you DO have to do laundry, that your basket is as TALL and as heavy as you are.

4) Having roommates is about give and take. (I am not a great cook, so I leave it up to mainly Cacia and Alisa. In turn, I do the dishes about 95% of the time.)

5) I actually like doing dishes and they make for a great stress relief. =]

6) You can never have enough curling irons, straighteners and blow driers. (Between the 6 of us, we have about 20 of all of those....no seriously...)

7) Flats are your friend when church is up the ONE hill in Idaho. Then you can change into your cute heels once you GET to church.

8) Wind is evil.

9) When you are bored enough, you will be amazed how EXTREMELY creative you can get (hence whipped cream, giant cookies, cereal, barrel rolls, and the "haha" game)

10) You can take naps regardless of where/when or for how long, as long as you wake up and do something productive afterward.

11) Music makes walking more enjoyable.

12) Calling people is a great way to catch up with people.

13) Spiritual growth is just as important as social and mental growth.

14) Pray sincerely ALWAYS, even for meals, it makes a world of difference.

15) Learn to talk in person, communication is VITAL in all things.

16) Don't be scared to try new things, you might actually have fun.

17) It is never too late to work out, shower, or sing songs as long as you are not disrupting people or have class early the next day.

Well I think that is MOST of what I have learned...there's probably tons more but I can't think of them. But these are the most important ones. =] I hope you enjoyed these. Test them out, you might learn something too.

TALKING IS VITAL
Meg