#biolabound

Definitely an experience to remember. If i had the time, I would document what I did every single day and write a post on it, but... I'll just write a quick reflection on what happened over the four days.!!! :] First of all, I was somewhat a college student for 4 DAYS!! how awesome :) I love how most of the time we had complete freedom, and I think the main thing that everyone can agree on is how FRIENDLY and AMAZING the people at Biola are. From the professors, to the students, to the faculty... all are just so so so so so so so nice and  I feel such a loving community growing there.

It seems like everyone there has such warm loving hearts and it seriously just makes you want to be a better person.

I remember me and Tiff walking to one of the dorms late at night and 2 college kids were walking and came up to us and randomly said, "omg! are you guys Biola Bounders? Hi!!!! What are your names?? " etc etc and they introduced themselves and everywhere we went people were like seriously just so nice. I love how tiny the campus is, and i also love how everyones here for the same purpose and I really felt the Holy Spirit and the LOVE OF JESUS everywhere. it was crajee OHHHHHHHHH and the Biola Bounders that came with me.... I MISS AND LOVE ALL OF YA'LL SO MUCH. i can't believe i met and got close to like 50+ people in the course of 4 days. I love how instantly we clicked and i felt like we were all from the same church and like have known each other since the beginning of age or something. ahhahaha <3

and DISNEYLANDD!!!!! weeeeeeeeee :) <3  Random things I've noticed.

the food is always so good and I have been eating 4x more food for each meal than i would back at home.....i definitely gained like 8 pounds. 

EVERYONES ENGAGED or something..... like whatindaworld.  In the bathroom, a SOPHOMOREEEEE student  told me she was engaged  I also heard some other dude telling his friend he was engaged And like seriously, everyone at Biola's getting married or something hahahaha time to meet my future husband in college. woop woop 

I have to admit, I'm a little jealous of the students on the Biola Bound weekend trip. Even though I've been to Disneyland dozens of times... I guess it's just different to go with people you never met, who may potentially go to school with you for the next four years.

But on another note: 

I'm so frustrated that I haven't gotten any admissions notifications from Biola. An acceptance letter would be amazing, but even if it's a denial, at this point it would be a relief just to know. And I'm not too worried about the outcome because everything is in God's hands now. I've done my best, now I'm focusing on prayer and praise and just trusting in Him.

See, I always try to keep religion out of my blogs for one reason or another, but in fact it is who I am.