So not long ago I left Washington DC and went back to Colorado Springs for a while. In my duration there I spent a lot of time with my sister, Ayah, and my friend Trevor. Trevor had been really helpful with getting me immersed into the vape culture, which is probably my most prevalent hobby now. Colorado was fun, as it always is - but I quickly grew bored and was ready to go continue my college adventure in Montana.
Soon enough I left Colorado and drove back to Montana, I was driving solo this time and took the trek on all in one go - stopping for gasoline only twice. Once I arrived back to Bozeman I moved everything I owned into the house my friends had been living at all summer, and I would be living at for the upcoming years. It looked great. We had been given a tour by the previous owners who were quite the party animals and left us with quite a bit of work to do regarding the functionality of the house so I had some concerns about it's state upon my arrival. Luckily my friends had been hard at work all summer and taken care of all the major issues that existed. I felt I had really struck gold when I found out my room window had roof access and I was able to go hang out up there whenever I felt like it, it was definitely nice to be back.
My second roommate, Wes, had helped secure me a job at a car rental company located at the airport in the next town over and after two days of being back I started working there. The job is super great because I get to choose my own hours and hang out with people all day. We vacuum and spray the insides of cars then drive them through a drive through car wash, then repeat. Now I know this sounds a bit tedious and boring but keep in mind we get to drive these brand new cars and listen to whatever music we want to in them all day - not to mention you are able to team up with co-workers; Wes and I team up every shift we have together.
Classes started just over a week ago and I have decided to take on 18 credits for this semester, which is..... a good amount. They've been excellent so far, my first professor has a very "high school teacher" vibe and I don't really like it - she had assigned seats when we walked into the classroom the first day. My second professor is really cool, he is also from Colorado Springs and is just very good at keeping me engaged with the curriculum he is teaching. The third professor I see during the day is hard to really break down at this point for me, simply because we have around 200 students in that class. The fourth is one I had learned from last semester and she is great, and talking to her is very easy since we already know each other. The fifth professor just moved to Bozeman, although she has been all over Montana - she is pretty cool but I'm struggling to find ways to relate with her. Regardless, staying on top of the work load thus far hasn't been to bad.
Alright and obligatory song I have been listening to here:
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