Yesterday I went to President Pribbenow's house with the ResLife crew and had a good time there enjoying the food, talking with people and taking interesting pictures. At the end of August we went camping at St. Croix Campsite for 1 day and a half. We had a lot of discussions, outdoors activities, played games at night and got to know more people on our team. It's a great feeling to feel acquainted with people, to recognize faces, call their names and get greeted by them. Being a part of ResLife does not just only bring me employment opportunity but also the chance to get involved in the great community that Augsburg tries to build. I have never felt this much of belonging. I belong to ResLife, to Augsburg, and the community around.
After we came back from the dinner, Mort team went together to move desks and chairs to international students' rooms. We fitted in an elevator, 13 people, stopped at each floor, said goodbye to each person getting out. The best part is when we gathered in a circle and sang for Kyleigh's birthday. I just wanted to hug each of them and say "I love you. Thank you!" because they are all so cute and nice.
And today is the move-in day for freshmen, as I said above. I think all of us have done a great job. My shift is the very last hours, so when I saw the last car came in, a great feeling of relief came to me. I looked around and saw all the colleagues that worked so hard all these days to make the students and parents move in more easily. And we worked really hard to finish the decorations on each floor in every resident hall. I'm proud of y'all, ResLife members!
I will upload pictures later. Look out for them!
great job! :)
ReplyDeleteBe out there and feel the life is moving forward. :) Your summer is not that boring at all, right? :)