Re-Orientationed

Welcome from Georgetown Law! So after taking the car ride from hell to get here (I mean, a fireman's bike parade at 730am? Seriously?), we arrived at Georgetown Law. Since then, its been a whirlwind tour of things to do, places to see, and people to meet. After Saturday move in, I needed to go find food. I strolled into Chinatown to see what there was to see. Not only was there a Wok N'Roll, and a restaurant called Eat First (then what? Casey, a fellow UoCer suggested "Eat First, Ask Questions Later?), there was Five Guys. Five Guys is apparently incredibly famous, and now I can see why. I'd say it was a religious experience, but I've never had a religious experience that enjoyable before. The kind of greasy goodness that made Depot so awesome, but with incredible quality. If you have the means, I would highly recommend picking one up. It is so choice...

Yesterday, I recieved enough food from the parents to feed a small (and culinarily untalented) army, and celebrated by eating free food on the quads. Coupled with watching Iron Man and meeting some great people, it made for an enjoyable night. Today was full of movement, with a long walk in the morning, soccer and a "luau" on the quads. But the best part about all of this has been the people. Its not like UoC, where everyone makes a concerted effort to look down at their feet. Everyone here is willing to talk to you, and even introduce themselves multiple times. It makes for an excellent environment, one that I hope lasts throughout the year.

Aside from that, Hulu has been a really enjoyable surprise. Ironic as it sounds, i've been watching Groundhog Day every night that I've been here, and it's been really soothing. Nothing blows up, nobody yells, just very tranquil. Might not be a bad plan. The next few days will start orientation in earnest. Not sure what to expect, but pretty sure it'll be quite a ride.

May all your hits be crits,
B