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I REALLY wanted a trunk for my dorm room but they are ridiculously expensive. My mom found this green one at the thrift store for $15! After $20 in supplies and three days of work I have a trunk that'll match great in my room! . I spray painted the outside and fixtures, and I wrapped pieces of cardboard in fabric to decorate the inside and to give it some cusion!
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My dorm bed is lifted up to my waist so naturally I put a hammock under it…best idea I’ve had since being in college.
I used this wonderful plate of veggies for a healthy post-work out snack, enjoy!
Crunchy Veggie Slaw:
You will need- a carrot, stalk of broccoli, 1 tomato (all of which can be purchased at the Student Food Co. Stand. Also some olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt, and pepper
Peel, slice, and quarter the carrot
Chop the broccoli into small florets
Dice the tomato.
Throw it all together in a bowl and toss with the olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Add salt and pepper to taste, and there you have it!
Dormified apple crisp? What? Yes, you heard right. I picked myself up a delicious gala apple from the food stand today and decided to make this heart-warming treat after a long trek in the cold (wearing a skirt might I add- I know, I was not properly dressed). After making it back to Bursley, goosebumps and all, I definitely needed something to bring the warmth back to my toes! You can do this too in just a few simple steps
1. Cut your apple into slices (a bread knife can do wonders, I swear), and place in a microwavable bowl, sprinkling some cinnamon on top.
2. Microwave for about 3 minutes, until the apples are relatively soft. Using a spoon, chop up the apples and stir it up a little.
3. Cover with your favorite crunchy granola and put it back in the microwave for about 30 seconds.
4. Finally add any additional toppings that you please (I added pecans and unsweetened coconut).
And there ya have it, a quick and simple way to make apple crisp in your dorm room! Enjoy!
