Pictures of sun rise hikes up at Williams.
Friday, September 7, 2012
New Beginnings
I have not yet finished my summer blogging yet. I was going to put together some of the best /favorite pictures in one post. I will do that once I have time, which might not be for a while...oops.
However, I decided to keep this blog going because it will help me keep my interest in capturing photos, memories, and beautiful moments, all while keeping non-Williams people updated on what is going on at school.
So here it goes.
The 2012-2013 school year is about to start. Mom and Mike helped me fill the Tundra to its MAX capacity.
We were hoping to enjoy a nice meal at "Coyote Flaco" but they are only open for dinner.
This is the brook near their restaurant.
We then decided to go to Spring Street in order to eat at Sushi Thai.
Mike and I were chillin'. Completely full with yummy food, we were ready for the move in into Dodd.
Earlier, Mom had asked for a new nice pictures and I decided to do a little photo shoot with her. She is incredibly beautiful. Check out these next ones.
Driving to what will be my home for a year.
After Mom and Mike had gone, and some stuff had been organized, some of my friends came to visit.
Kevin and Paul, the musicians.
Muzhou and Mika, the long lasting friends from SSP.
The next morning I woke up at a crazy hour. It was so early that this is how it looked outside.
The moon was still out.
I decided to walk around campus looking for some shots of the epic clouds. I had breakfast at Tunnel City where I also asked about applying for a job. My first shift was great and next week it will start up again.
7:00 am. Two hours, or so, after waking up.
The construction of the new library. Progress has been made!
Hopkins Hall, school offices building.
Paresky, our student center.
Chapin Hall, our concert hall.
The lawn of Paresky/middle of campus.
The Observatory on Currier Quad.
I even walked by the freshmen housing to see what had changed.
Some entry flags where already put up.
It had been a good first day back. This last moment captured in the picture bellow literally happened within seconds. I almost missed it trying to get the camera out of the bag.
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