All the best to you in your new place. <3

Thank you! ;w;

*tosses bags of coffee at you* .3.

Yes, very much so needed xD especially now I'm so tired from moving in

get a ramen box in there, and it ought to be the biggest one, 'cos that's ALL YOU'LL HAVE TIME FOR LOEL *sobs uncontrollably*

By the way, who needs clothes. You aint got no time for clothes, get the same thing, maybe ONE or two variations, and get copies and copies of that. Ain't nobody got time for style. Constantly forget in a rush and wind up mixing them and looking horrible, with bedhead and bags under your eyes. Cease caring and embrace what engineers have for decades: if it fits and isn't moldy, nothing else matters, put it on. Also you can get away with pjs sometimes, at least at my old college :D

Also if your campus has treadmills I highly recommend using the everloving shit out of those to stave off the inevitable residential weight gain ;-;

Unless you livin' with someone that can cook or you can cook like bajesus and make ramen somehow healthy then you're good fam :d

Yeah on the first night here we ate some noodles xD its now the second night and we made a cheesy pasta dish was pretty noice

Yeah I don't have a washing machine in my dorm so im either gonna have to go home sometimes to wash em or go to a launderette near by
I doub't i'll get away with pjs on the first week xD everyone i see are in normal clothes heh and i have specific clothes that go with what so i pretty much always know what im wearing though I do often only wear my one pair of leggings xD i ripped my jeans recently so that's on my list of things to buy.

And I heard there was a gym so imma check that out when i can c:

RIP THE NO WASHING MACHINE I'D BE DEAD IN TWO DAYS WITHOUT ONE (Work by two commercial-grade ovens, drowning after four hours ;-;)

I dunno it depends on the school. Where I went it was kind of out of the way (walking distance to the nearest suburb maybe for a marathon runner but not the layperson, it was by a highway of all things) so things were pretty relaxed and chill, tiny class sizes so a lot of people were pretty casual about dress. Maybe not like full out pajamas with whacky designs but certainly lounge pants and thicker pjs- almost sweatpants but not quite.

Where I work (a university as opposed to a college) the classes are bigger and it's a uni so it just has a more serious atmosphere so you only really see people in more casual attire when they're with their friends, and even that's rareish. Probably because we're more mathy and techy.

Also, toast. You can never go wrong with buying bread and something to put on it once toasted for an entire year if you're not the type to tire of a food.

Seriously when I move out on my own, 80% of my food expenses will be bread and peanut butter :V

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