Hey Richers (and select few other awesome people)!

I am writing to y'all sitting under three blankets and shivering as I try to keep my hands warm. Somehow I had forgotten that May in Vermont feels something like late February in North Carolina...

I am glad to be back in the Green Mountain State with its winding, bumpy roads, beat-up subaru's, and wild turkeys that usefully serve as alarm clocks for a 7 am wake-up. I have been catching up on gossip girl and the office, working at a grocery store, planting all kinds of veggies in the garden, and running on the beautiful backroads of Montpelier (see photo). I am afraid my life hasn't gotten much more exciting than this. Once the weather warms up a bit I may have to join the hippies playing ultimate frisbee, doing yoga, and singing along to acoustic guitar on the state house lawn (yes Jacob, you were meant to be a Vermonter) just to spice things up a bit.

It feels very weird to have free time, and I keep having little panic attacks where I think I should be doing something or being productive. I have to remind myself that in fact I do not have sooooooo much work to do. I still have not unpacked any of my stuff, and am currently living out of a suitcase while the rest of my things are piled in my brother's otherwise empty room.

I hope y'all have had a wonderful and liberatingly stress-free summer so far! Let's get this blog crackin'! I want to hear about all of your summers, and Quincy and I didn't put in sooooo much work on this blog for nothing! (just kidding, it was all Quincy :)

Love,

Sarah

Also, does anyone know when we find out our classes for next year?