<p>ahha lol. definitely a requirement for rooming conmigo. (and you have to put up with my chinanglish [mixed chinese english spanish] a lot, i’m barely fluent in either of them lmao).</p>
<p>we’ll have to put on the CHARMS thing, has to be a member of the “National Georgetown Bakesale / Deacon’s Army” as a strict requirement too.</p>
<p>I’m gonna legit cry tomorrow if I get deferred after all of this. </p>
<p>But if we’re in, yes. How awesome would it be if they could get us all in the same dorm, floor even? I want (demand?) Village C - its new(er) and has private bathrooms.</p>
<p>haha i bet you want my textbook. . .it has to be the worst chinese english translation in the world. . . its like if you took all of those terrible fortunes you get + the bad translations on the chopsticks’ wrapper and multiplied that by a million, you’d basically get my book.</p>
<p>really? i thought new south was the newest, or at least, that’s what they told us this summer. even so, they just had a fire in new south so i vote village c all the way.</p>
<p>I roomed in Village C over the summer and it was amazing!!! And after this I’m definitely going to be way more disappointed if my letter brings bad news. Of course the news would be mitigated if it were delivered by an owl… or a slow loris, for that matter haha.</p>
<p>yup, i’ll cry.
BTW, has anyone seen the dorms? i haven’t because on the tour, they told us we couldn’t see them for security purposes. I just want to know if they’re semi-decent.</p>
<p>@sprite I lived in one for three weeks (in Village C - the West Wing, it was perfect!) and it definitely wasn’t luxurious by any means but the rooms were nice, clean, functional. pretty standard. if we get team snuggies, they should be long and black and have hoods, wizard-style. we’ll be the coolest kids on campus</p>
<p>jamiroquai what the heck - are you honestly reading my mind? and when were you there over the summer/for what program? i was just there for a week in july.</p>
<p>Okay, in regards to the pumpkin pasties, I have a story that I think you all will appreciate. On the night the HBP came out in theaters, my friend made a bunch of HP themed food, like licorice wands, and pumpkin pasties and butterbeer. COOLEST. FRIEND. EVER.</p>