Cameron

So it’s finally ending! My second year here at Evergreen is coming to a close. I will have my final evaluation conference with my faculty tomorrow, and then summer break and adventures and fun!
I guess saying it like that paints the wrong picture though; going to school here is full of adventures and fun, and I had an incredible year that was packed with things to do. I am just glad to be able to relax and enjoy what Olympia has to offer besides Evergreen. For example, today for my friend’s birthday, we rode our backs to a spot just out of town to a secret lake. I’d tell you exactly how to get there, but, like I said, it’s a secret. Anyways, the water was really warm, and we swam across, and watched the dragonflies and listened to bullfrogs and birds and had a mud fight, and just chilled out. It is finally time to decompress, and now that the weather is gorgeous, I’m going to spend a lot more time outside. I actually just got done playing a game of midnight basketball with my homies.
Although the school year is over, I have yet to finish the wood drying shed, so I’m gonna keep working on that till it gets done. We have a lot to do and we are running out of time, money, and momentum. But we’ll pull it off, and it is already looking awesome. I hope it actually helps wood dry. Even if it doesn’t, I still learned a lot from the designing and building process. I’ll be sure to post pictures of it soon—there might even be a video of us putting the frame up.
So next year I’m going to take a 2D and 3D art and ecology class called Studio Projects, Land and Sky. I’m really excited, but like I said, summer first.