Yesterday was the first day of classes here at SUNY Oswego. My roommate left school at the end of last semester and the only friends I had in this wing of my building were kicked out and had to go to different halls. I was kind of reclusive last semester, and it looked like I would be even more so this semester, until my friend Andrei appeared in my Geography lecture. She came back to my room after class, then dragged me outside, into the snowy tundra called the ice pack on the shoreline. I brought my camera because, looking out my window, the wind was down and the sun was out, for once. We trudged through the snow, or as Andrei put it, "trundling." *shrugs* Andrei is Andrei. Here are some of my favorite shots from that outing.
Wonderful, unbroken snow.
I decided to break from the path Andrei was taking. She was pretending to be some guy that climbed Mt. Everest, thus choosing the icy mounds that are the hardest places to walk on, especially with camera in hand.
Yes, I know... I took a picture of my feet.... I'm sorry.
Look at that beautiful sunlight!!! Yay!
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