I'm now a senior at Valparaiso University, and spent one semester in Washington, DC, and two in Germany...
learning languages, traveling, cooking, summer thunderstorms, blizzards, warm beaches, summer, reading, politics, laying out, running, biking, riding, friends, roses, playing piano, cats, writing, studying, pictures, all music but especially "When you say nothing at all," making scrapbooks, volleyball, walking along the river, sunsets, mountains, the Grand Canyon, the US, open stretches of land, sitting in front of a fire in winter, chocolate, Washington DC, Prague, Berlin, dark green, sleeping, singing, road trips, star-gazing, math, logic games, trivia, stupid jokes, movies, seeing old friends, making new friends, (ok, ok, i admit it) being an over-achiever, organizing
What I really can't stand:
being cold, labs (as in for physics or chem), learning vocab, peas, olives, and raw tomatoes
I've always had a broad circle of friends- my friends at school, those from the horse stable, those from church, and those from Moline that I knew either through my friends at the horse stable or church. Now I've got some in Germany and at Valpo, too.
Not much to say about my friends, either... I luv'm, though.
I also have an amazing fiance, Daniel, from Germany (see picture above). Ask me about him and I'll be happy to tell you the story of how we got together on the way to the airport as I was flying home from my year in Germany! ;-)