This is something really original. Kind of a peek into someone else's life and something you can really relate to.

I like this window into your life. It's sweet and honest - something a lot of people can't or won't be on fictionpress.
Jorgia

Let's start with this: Welcome back.

Normally, I can't be buggered about paperback nonfiction, much less nonfiction in gen. News articles, journal articles, or some other curios; I'm fine with that. Essays are a bit more iffy, unless it's an engaging creative. But on the whole, I've never bothered with essays, never bothered to look for them. (The only reason I got around to reading this is because you're on my Alerts.)

I realize, now, that I've been missing out a potentially good section of reading on FP. So. Thanks. :] And as contrived as it sounds, this really was an interesting piece.

+ps. The bit about college life? It makes me realize (well, not realize; more like emphasizes) how easy (easier) I have it. I have the liberating luck to dorm, but because I attend a city campus that is just a 30-minute train ride away from home; dorming isn't as hard as I imagined it would be. The best of both worlds, I suppose.
But yeah. T-shirts for pillowcases? ...Thanks for the idea~ :D
+pss. And for some reason, I always imagined sand dunes moving like ocean waves. Or sidewinder snakes.

(I haven't written a review in years).

I enjoyed this piece: autobiographical, exposed, bare, poetic. Yes, I agree with you, it was rather disconnected, but I think in this case, it works. (Though be careful sometimes).

Thank you for these morsels of reflection.

A.