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It was 64ºf and overcast this morning when Lisa and I started our 5-mile jog to the Harbor and back. We always start our semesters this way. We’re emotionally ready for fall weather and hopefully, a long and cruel winter. Sunny, Lisa, Leong and I were starting the morning with breakfast together. We have summer catching up to do. Of course, Sunny never does the expected. Over a bowl of heart-shaped Cheerios in the cafeteria, she announced that she’s “really going to try this year.” “That's a choice,” Leong admitted dryly. “You mean academically?” Lisa asked, for clarification purposes. “Wait,” Leong updogged, “Did your parents ask for proof that you were here?” Sunny rolled her eyes, she knew she’d get trolled with a newfangled declaration like that, but she meant it and she wasn’t tempted to elaborate. “You’re a phoenix, rising from the ashes,” I said encouragingly. “It’s a 4th in a lifetime opportunity,” Lisa noted. Handling university academics is largely a structural task. All it requires is artfully arranging information and slices of time. “You’ve got this,” I affirmed. “Let’s not get excited,” Sunny cautioned, “One reason I’m so hot is that I’m emotionally unavailable.” “It’s your best quality.” Leong observed. Tick tock, we’re all still unpacking but things are taking shape. Senior year starts in 3 days. . . Songs for this: Suddenly I See by KT Tunstall Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing by Stevie Wonder Our cast: Sunny, (roommate) 21, is from Nebraska, she’s a cowgirl (seriously, she has a quarter horse and barrel races it), she’s an outspoken fem-facing ladies-lady whose life is an endless parade of ‘sleepovers.’ Sunny knows all the best gossip and she’s somehow befriended all the professors. Lisa, (roommate) 21, A Manhattanite and reluctant ‘glamor girl.’ My bff. A fellow (pre-med) molecular biophysics and biochemistry major. Leong, (roommate) 21, is from Macau, China - the Las Vegas of Asia and a proud communist (don’t knock it til you’ve tried it). She and Sunny are ‘molecular, cellular, and developmental biology majors.’ I speak Cantonese - I lived in Shenzhen China (about 30 miles from Macau) - maybe that’s why she was originally paired with us? Me, Your writer is just a simple country girl from Athens Georgia.
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