7 Things I'm Going To Ugly Cry About Missing After I Graduate From Western Washington University
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7 Things I'm Going To Ugly Cry About Missing After I Graduate From Western Washington University

Graduation, here I come!

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7 Things I'm Going To Ugly Cry About Missing After I Graduate From Western Washington University
Amber Armstrong

As my final article at Odyssey, I found it only appropriate to write about the things I am going to miss once I graduate. I have loved my two years spent at WWU and have had so many experiences that I will forever cherish!

Here are the top seven things I am going to miss:

1. Being in school.

I am going to miss the "security" of knowing that I am in school and I am taking classes. I am still undecided on what I am doing after school, and that scares me.

2. My roommates & apartment.

I really lucked out with my living situation this year. I am going to miss living with my roommates and the memories that we created. I am also going to miss our apartment! I don't want to leave it!

3. The people.

Everyone on campus is so nice. People at Western are so welcoming and accepting, I don't think I have ever been to a place like it!

4. My creative writing classes.

I really do love the classes I take and I am going to miss the professors I've had and the friends I have made in those classes. I have created so much in these classes, it's hard to say goodbye to them.

5. Living so close to my friends.

I don't know if there will ever be another time in my life when I am going to be living this close to all of my friends.

6. Bellingham.

The city is perfect for spontaneous adventures. There are so many different things to do for every type of person. It is the perfect college town, and I am really going to miss being at school in it.

7. The campus.

The Western campus is beautiful. In any season I just marvel at the buildings. My favorite is in the spring and summer when it is nice enough to lay out in the yard and read a good book.

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