The Joys of Living (Will They Never Cease?)

Just three more months...if only this final semester of lving on campus would end sooner. Last night, marked by a basement fire that evicted us out of the illustrious living arrangements known as Jackson Hall dorms for about half an hour, is a classic example of the perks of living in on-campus buildings. A week ago, after we discovered wasps and mildew in my room (on top of the lady bugs that had been inhabiting our living space since four months ago), I believe I was truly convinced that Jackson was the best dorm ever; the fire just PROVES its superiority though. There is, by far, no better hall to be found on God's green earth. Tonight we have the pleasure of attending a floor/hall meeting to discuss various topics, one of which will include spring break, assuredly.
Now, I'm sure there is nothing better than these wonderful underclassman experiences, but I personally cannot take many more days of this. The only question that remains (since girls, or humans in general, are fickle) is where the beautiful ladies and I will be living next year. Today's Off-Campus Apartment advertisement gala offered many answers to this question, but the verdict will be out until Friday afternoon (hopefully). There's something exciting about living with just two people instead of three, even though the expenses are higher in certain complexes. I'd like to think of our future living arrangements as the polar opposite to my Jackson dorm...my beautiful, spacious, shared room with a newly-caulked, dirty window and disfunctional furniture. Life is good. Good in the sense that I've been exiled to a room designed by the devil for the next three months...
Patiently yours,
Anna