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View from above
This is a photo of the floor plan of my apartment room at University Village. This map is a bird eyes view of my room and shows what my room looked like when I first moved in. It only contained a bed, desk, and drawers for clothes. This map also shows where the exits are in my room, the main one being the door at the bottom of the photo which leads outside. I enjoy this space because its pretty large and I'm able to live like I did back home with my own room.
Sounds from my Room
As I sit on my couch in my room, it is quiet for the most part. I am able to hear the traffic go by outside on the street and the annoying trains that come through Chico every day. I can also hear the air conditioning going on through the building. As my roommates start to get home I am able to hear the door open and close and I can also hear their voices softly. The room next to mine is occupied by twins and so I often hear them argue over dumb stuff like who gets to play the video game first. While in my room you can hear the footsteps of the people who live right above me as well as well as the footsteps of people going up the stairs that are right outside my door. I almost always have the TV on or music playing in my room. At the moment music is playing from my speaker with the volume pretty low. As people walk by my room I am able to hear their conversations for about three seconds until it fades away. When I open up my window, the volume of the outside noises increase and I can hear birds chirping from outside in the trees. For brief moments of time there is complete silence. I wish it was like that more often. Those are the sounds from my room in University Village.
âPeaceful Spaceâ
One day while leaving class from Glenn Hall I noticed a small pathway near one of the small bridges crossing over  the Chico Creek that passes through the campus. As I walked along the pathway I realized that it was beginning to feel bit more relaxed. Which was an odd feeling considered that on the walk back from class I am usually surrounded by the hustle and bustle of other students.
Nature is usually seen as uncomfortable, usually full of bugs, dirty, and for any persons worst nightmare it is technology free. There is no plugs to keep electronics charged, there are no comfy couches or chairs to sit on. There are only rocks, leaves, dirt, a few bugs, maybe a bit of wind, the sun and or rain, and then theres you.
All that considered that is why this spot is my favorite space on Chico Stateâs campus. It allows me to be away from the rush of students and teachers alike hurying to get to class. It lets me free myself from having to worry about the latest tweet on twitter  or a picture on instagram. I get to sit on the soft leaves surrounded by the woodsy smell of the earth and just relax and be free with my mind.
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I chose this post because it looks like a great place to go and think. The color of the leaves give this space a warm feeling but at the same time it looks wet from some rain. The path stands out because of the black rocks and leads to a creek. We are fortunate to have a few spots like this right here on Chico states campus. These spaces provide students a place to get away from everyday life and enjoy nature. I really like the contrast of the orange and yellow leaves of the ground and the green leaves of the trees on the top half.
I imagine that this space also has certain sounds such as the water flowing in the creek and birds chirping. This adds to the relaxed atmosphere. I just wish there was a nice bench to sit on. I agree with calling this a âpeaceful spaceâ and I plan on visiting this space soon!
"Cozy Space"
The space I chose is my living room. This space is where all of my roommates and I go to talk about our days, socialize with friends, do homework, and make our commentary while watching movies. I spend a lot of my time here and I thought it would be a perfect place to choose to write about since there is always so much going on here.
In this space there are a lot of textures, shapes, and colors. The wall to the far right is all stone and reminds me of the â70s. There are many aspects in this space that remind me of the â70s, weirdly enough. There are many textures in the living room like, leather, stone, wood, bamboo, and paint. I really like how everything is mismatched but also flows together well.
I spend a lot of my time in this room because the space is very open and comfortable. I feel at home here and the ambiance is always very mellow.
I chose this post because the warm colors really grabbed my attention. I immediately wanted to lay on that couch and take a nap. I also really like that wall on the right side of the picture. The texture makes it pop out. At first glance, this space does look a little cluttered but at the same time it all flows together. The furniture, walls, and hardwood floor definitely fit together and I agree that this is a cozy room. The lighting in this room is nice too. It's not too dark nor is it too bright. The lamp( if that's what it is called) in the right corner is awesome! I've never seen one like that. Another thing I found unique in this space is that doorway. Instead of having a door it has a curtain you can open or close.
I see this space being great for studying or for relaxing. It has chairs and a table to work on academics and It has a couch that looks super comfy to lay down on and watch some TV. That is one of the main reasons why I chose my room as my space for this class. I find it convenient to be able to do so much from one space. Being indoors is another advantage of having our spaces inside incase of bad weather.
Skate ParkÂ
When I mention to most people that I have just come from theskatepark, most reply with something like: âI didnât even know Chico had a skatepark?â I then inform them that although it is small, littered with drunken bums, and infested with mosquitos in the hotter months of the year, that there is indeed a skatepark in Chico. The park is on Humboldt street, and is fairly pretty to look at with nice tall trees and shrubbery surrounding it. Once you enter the brown gates, there are many ledges, ramps, and other obstacles to skateboard on.
It was hard to adapt to the skatepark in Chico after moving up here from the bay area where some of the best skateboarding in the world takes place, but after three years the place has finally grown on me. I always bring my two-year-old black lab Sadie who loves running in and out of bowls, testing how high of obstacles she can leap off of, and ultimately giving me the anxiety of a nervous parent. After she pulls me for about thirty laps around the park, Sadie is exhausted and it is finally time for a session.
Although this skatepark is not as nicely constructed as my hometown park, it has little characteristics that make it feel homey. This is the place where I can release all of my day-to-day stresses and feel free. Skateboarding has been a staple in my life for as long as I can remember, so no matter how tattered or tarnished the facility, it is always nice to know that I have a place to go clear my head and at the same time provide my puppy with all of the exercise she needs to tire her endless energy supply. Â
âWhitney Hall Room 216â
I started to type âmy roomâ as the title, but thinking aboutit a little more in depth I realize this isnât âmyâ room at all. I pay a lot of money for this little square that I split with one person. I follow the rules set by the dorm for what I can put up on the walls, and what Iâm allowed to have in my room.
When we think of our rooms, they are supposed to be a place where we can do whatever we want and are free to express ourselves. Our room should also be our place to escape everyone, and have time to think and just be at peace. Our rooms should be our home away from home, but my room doesnât feel like that here.
I like my room here but it doesnât feel like my room really. The lighting isnât great, I can hear everyone coming in and going out of Whitney Hall, which is awful. I like my flags hanging on my walls supporting the Niners and the Giants. I have my bed, even though itâs not âmyâ bed, it is very uncomfortable if you donât have a mattress pad on top of it. I share my room with my roommate Ryan, who is really cool and we get along great. We both keep our room pretty clean and respect each others space as well. My desk is pretty well organized too, thatâs where I keep pictures of my family and friends, as well as pictures drawn by my little brother and sister who are 7 and 3. The pictures and my desk are my favorite part of my room because thatâs where I spend the most time doing homework or working on stuff. Sharing my room I think is the main reason this doesnât feel like my room at home because itâs not really a space where I can go be alone for a while because thereâs always people in it or my roommate is here.
This space is my room in University Village apartments. I enjoy this space a lot because I can both study and relax in this one room. I have my desk which is a great spot to get my homework done because itâs big enough to use my laptop and have my books and papers out comfortably. This space also contains a TV for when I want to relax and sit on my futon. The window behind the desk and TV has a view of a fence around a parking lot to another apartment complex.
This room gets really good sunlight through the window which allows me to not have to turn my lights on all day. With the window open you can hear cars go by up and down the street. It is decorated with a bunch of posters of NBA players, rappers, and sports logos. I try my best to keep it clean and smell good. The room most of the time smells like Fabreeze. It really reflects who I am and what I like. I definitely feel at home when I walk into this space and that's a good thing because this is where I spend much of my time.
