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Mar. 18th, 2004 11:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
missroserosePhilly Steak & Cheese Croissant Pockets. I think I may have a new favorite quick-food.
Immunization records have apparently not gotten here, so after Brit Lit I'm going to go down to the housing office and probably end up calling UAF Health & Counseling again to see what's going on.
The good news is that I turned in my application, hiked up to the housing area and talked to the director about apartment placement. Assuming I can get everything sorted out, I should be able to move in tomorrow and/or Saturday. Lovely apartments; the whole complex is quite nice, as well as scenic - with the sunshine, it looked rather like some of the nicer apartment complexes I saw on the California coast.
The bad news is that I hiked up to the housing area. Beautiful hike, even though the entire thing is tilted at a 45 FREAKING DEGREE ANGLE. Not fun to walk up with a 15+ pound backpack...though it did make me realize exactly how little hiking I've been doing since I learned to drive. My shoulders are going to be sore...
@->--Rose
Immunization records have apparently not gotten here, so after Brit Lit I'm going to go down to the housing office and probably end up calling UAF Health & Counseling again to see what's going on.
The good news is that I turned in my application, hiked up to the housing area and talked to the director about apartment placement. Assuming I can get everything sorted out, I should be able to move in tomorrow and/or Saturday. Lovely apartments; the whole complex is quite nice, as well as scenic - with the sunshine, it looked rather like some of the nicer apartment complexes I saw on the California coast.
The bad news is that I hiked up to the housing area. Beautiful hike, even though the entire thing is tilted at a 45 FREAKING DEGREE ANGLE. Not fun to walk up with a 15+ pound backpack...though it did make me realize exactly how little hiking I've been doing since I learned to drive. My shoulders are going to be sore...
@->--Rose
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Date: 2004-03-18 10:52 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-03-19 12:21 am (UTC)"Bureaucracy," he said, emphasizing the word as if it were the worst obscenity in the vernacular.
> The good news is that I turned in my application, hiked up to the housing area and talked to the director about apartment placement. Assuming I can get everything sorted out, I should be able to move in tomorrow and/or Saturday. Lovely apartments; the whole complex is quite nice, as well as scenic - with the sunshine, it looked rather like some of the nicer apartment complexes I saw on the California coast.
Awesome. Much luck to you with getting everything sorted out... And much luck in getting the damn camera cord, too. =)
> The bad news is that I hiked up to the housing area. Beautiful hike, even though the entire thing is tilted at a 45 FREAKING DEGREE ANGLE. Not fun to walk up with a 15+ pound backpack...though it did make me realize exactly how little hiking I've been doing since I learned to drive. My shoulders are going to be sore...
Heh. Shame you can't give yourself a good shoulder rub...
As for walking angles, that's a pretty massive slant to take on with fifteen pounds of books in tow. Forty-five degrees? Yeesh.
--Brian