in this world

 i am ride or die for infinite games but no games. you literally get infinite games and the only trade off is that you have no games. why wouldn't you choose that? sidenote: i am very ill and have 0 energy. i got back from kingston recently and will make a blog post about it shortly!

i went on a tour to the university of guelph. ironically, this university was not originally on my radar, but it was close to my home so it was always seen as a "last resort" option in my eyes. regardless, i went to go see the campus and get a feel for the university. i've found that tours are very helpful in choosing which universities i am interested in, and which i would like to rule out (these tours helped in western's favour, and hurt ottawa's.) the tour was at 10 am so we had to get up early to go see the campus, at around 9:45 we made it! my first impressions were that the campus was very green. guelph is known for its agriculture and veterinary programs so it makes sense that the school all about biology would be lush with nature. although i have no interest in those programs, it made a campus that would otherwise look very brutalist, into a campus that was easy on the eyes. (a path in guelph's main core, to the right of the path was a huge huge field...

hello!

 ive wanted to make a blog for a while now. ive been inspired by a few things, mainly musicians i follow online from the band julie. dillon and alex have their own blogs up that have always fascinated me. ive been dumping lots of info of things going on in my life into group chats and discord channels for a while now so it felt fitting to have something more organised, and easier to look back on for myself. ive also got friends who are making blogs at the same time! hopefully i will update the blog mostly consistently. im hoping this blog will also get me to go out and take more pictures of whats going on in my day to day life