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[hamsterobsessed]

[kayceeinhawaii]

there’s nothing like home

[kayceeinhawaii]

IG kayceeinhawaii

[caseykaui-deactivated20220420]

[incalescentheart]

[fuckyeahsmilingdogs]

[hadaes-deactivated20170202]

this is the kind of space travel i want my taxes to fund

[de-la-valliere]

[zicadbagui]

[exercicedestyle]

Miji Lee

[thoughts-memories]

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

Starting College or University

1. Money will likely be in short supply. You’ll find a student loan doesn’t stretch very far.

2. It’s likely that you’ll feel a bit homesick at first, but for most individuals that doesn’t last too long. Just throw yourself into the activities around you and try to avoid any visits home.

3. Your first week of classes will be a huge let down. They’re usually uninspiring – but get better with time. Expect to do a lot of work on your own as you don’t get taught at university. (They just spew out information and facts).

4. When you first meet your room-mates or the others in your class, expect long pauses and awkward silences. You will still be total strangers with no knowledge of each other – but that will pass in a day or two.

5. Your old friends will change as you’re all on different paths - so you’re bound to have fewer things in common now.

6. Romantic relationships will need a lot more work if one of you moves when you start studying. Also, distance relationships can be hard to maintain so think about whether the relationship should end.

[kayceeinhawaii]

all of this is so true!

[anamorphosis-and-isolate]

[suspend]

[lumiant]

[kissthewave-deactivated20211128]

God is at work in the mess. That’s the message of the Bible. That’s why the Bible is not pretty. That’s why it’s grimy, because God is working in the mess. He’s working in the tears.

Matt Chandler (via littlethingsaboutgod)

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[annaehrgott]

[spiritualinspiration2]