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Saturday, March 3, 2012

Meet The House

First of all, I would just like to say.. I’m very thankful for the house God placed me into. We all get along really great. For those of you who don’t know, there are 4 bedrooms in my house and we share a backyard with our neighbors who also have 4 bedrooms. There are 8 of us in total. Although the 8 of us are so uniquely placed together, we’re all incredibly accepting of one another and it’s a beautiful camaraderie.

 This is my very first Australian friend. When I opened the door to the house for the first time, Dylan greeted me with the phrase ‘Yes! A friend!’ I was so comforted by that. He’s one of the most generous people I’ve ever met and gets overly excited about everything. He’s a first year university student studying computer science. Part of his family is from South Africa. He’s a magician, artist, video game creator, bird call expert, skateboarder/surfer and has had cancer. But his spelling is terrible. Example: Scissors = Sizers





 From the capital of Australia, Canberra, comes Lukas. This is also his first year at the university although he took a year off traveling Europe. He’s studying Art: Film Studies. He’s incredibly down to earth and genuinely kind hearted. He’s a snowboarder, loves Spongebob Squarepants and is a mix of Aussie and Kiwi.








 My only female housemate comes from New Zealand.  Which I think is awesome! New Zealanders are called Kiwis. And it is a privilege to live with a kiwi. Like Lukas, Lilly also took a year off to travel. She was an au pair in France, but go to travel around quite a bit. This is her first year and she is studying linguistics. She has a wonderful sense of humor, is into drama, and shares my love of maps!







 
Our neighbors consist of Elise, David, Winny, and Tony. Basically a house full of very intelligent people. Elise is studying space engineering. David is studying philosophy for his honors. Winny is doing her 4th year of music. She plays percussions, which is awesome. Tony is from China and is studying engineering as well I believe.


So there you have it. That’s my home life for the semester. While they aren’t my church family that I pray to receive, they are a family that I’m going to grow to love and spend loads of fun times with. We mostly spend our time laughing at Dylan. Not with him…at him. All in love.

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