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My college advice: don't freak when you do something stupid and get into
weird situations. My favorite story to tell is the one where four of my
friends and I stupidly took the bus to see HP at midnight on a Saturday
when it was extremely icy. We got stranded at the theater and had to walk a
mile or so to a 6 Motel (at 3 in the morning) in order to avoid sleeping
outside in single digit weather. I have so much fun telling that story. We
affectionately refer to it as Zombie Apocalypse Night.
I'm a freshman and my university requires that freshman live in the dorms
and have a meal plan. Since I live in a specific type of dorm, I have to
have a certain meal plan. One of my biggest pet peeves is that I had to buy
a meal plan because I live in a dorm style that has a kitchen, so it's
basically just pointless. I would say the best option is to get your
schools version of like dining dollars where you can just use that rather
than a meal plan. Or get the minimum amount of meals.
Entertaining vid! I must admit, in my quest for colleges (I'm a senior in
HS), food was a fairly important factor (for example, one of the few
reasons I applied to UCLA was for the food... and my dad made me). I
honestly don't see whats so wrong with having strange meals like you did.
The Special K and yogurt sounded pretty good! (Pity I have none currently).
I also found it amusing that you talked about food while Kassie has the
stomach flu... just saying...
@42muslimah I actually made a video about motivation for fizzylimon's
channel last month! If you don't have the time to go check it out,
basically I said you have to fully understand what's the ultimate motive
you have for completing those tasks, and sometimes that motive might just
be overcoming that task. For me, I said my motivation is that I have to get
through everything I need to do in a day or else I won't be able to sleep
at night hahaha
Hope kassie feels better soon :( Glad to get a video today, you're pretty
much awesome too, like woah. The problem with campus food (atleast in every
college I've been to) is either its over priced and deep fried or its
freakishly over priced and in a steam bucket. It really is cheaper to get
groceries if you can and seasonal veggies...or potatoes lots of filler food
for about 2$/bag, few minutes in the micro. awesome ;)
@acrrazywriter People in the community dorm rooms DO cook for themselves!
They often leave their pots and pans and stuff in the sink for weeks,
though. I mean, if you have healthy snacks and eat in, you know,
un-ginormous portions, snacks are just fine. I think they're easier
because, like I said, time is so limited during the week in college that
you might not have time to go turn the stove on and whip something up.
@TheAlliApples Oh boy, that's a tough one. I'm lucky enough to have gone to
a college in the same city in which I grew up, so many of my friends from
high school also go to school with me. However, I have a lot of friends who
I didn't go to high school with, and here's the truth to making new
friends: clubs. Get involved in things that interest you, and you'll meet
people who are interested in the same things. :D :D
I just decided which college I'm going to next year! Does anybody in
college actually cook for themselves... like in the dorm rooms/common
kitchen area or whatever? Because that would be SO MUCH HEALTHIER than some
snacks, but I haven't heard of people doing that. I dunno. I'm excited
about college, but less so about that cafeteria food... :)
Well, can't say I've had many days when I skip meals, cause I pretty much
can't not eat, my bloodsugar will drop really suddenly and I'll.. die. Well
not die clearly, but I'll feel really sick and weak and things. I have,
though, had quite a few really random dinners when I'll just eat whatever I
can find.
Thank you so much Ryan for bringing food to my attention...I LOVE MY
FOOD....and I've been so stoked about planning for college and stuff I
didn't even think about my food....it's definitely on the question list for
my college visit next month. :)
I lived in dorms in my first year and had to have a meal plan that overly
expencive and the food was super bad. Half the time things (like chicken or
pizza dough) weren't fully cooked and the other half of the time it was
just plain gross.
I hope Kassie gets well soon! I found that I'm really good at planning out
what tasks I should do when, but never find the motivation to actually
follow through and finish what I need to do. Any advice?
oh no! i hope she feels better soon! :O and you are pretty entertaining! as
a senior in high school, i love hearing about what college will be like!
your advice on snacks has been duly noted :D
i ate cheese its and skittles and water fountain water for lunch today at
school because i could only find two dollars in the bottom of my purse. i
go to culinary school........
I would say go ahead and get a meal plan if you can afford it even if you
live off campus. I spend hours upon hours on campus and the cafeteria has
saved my diet for realzies.
OMG. You're the male version of me. Well, not exactly but pretty close. I
had fun watching this video. Can't contribute to any college talk though,
haven't been to college.
yay! you're alive, Ryan! hehe My advice: college is college-y. You make the
best of it and what you put into it, you get out of it. End. haha staying
positive :)