Goodbye to Anderson Hall. The icon of our campus. It was so much more than creaky stairs, chipped paint, and outdated furnaces. It was the first place I ever had a class on this campus. It was the hallowed birthplace of my love for writing. It was my home.  I’m proud to say that I was a part of the last year of Seniors that got to see it as it was. So now it goes on to be renovated, gutted from the inside and made anew. I can only hope they do it justice. And no matter what, it will always be my Gryffindor Common Room. 
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Goodbye to Anderson Hall. The icon of our campus. It was so much more than creaky stairs, chipped paint, and outdated furnaces. It was the first place I ever had a class on this campus. It was the hallowed birthplace of my love for writing. It was my home.  I’m proud to say that I was a part of the last year of Seniors that got to see it as it was. So now it goes on to be renovated, gutted from the inside and made anew. I can only hope they do it justice. And no matter what, it will always be my Gryffindor Common Room. 

So I was just venturing through the internet as I often do and came across something called synesthesia which is  ”a neurological condition in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway.” This is really interesting to me because apparently I have said condition. Like I associate numbers with colors. And I can assign most songs a color and a temperature. And sometimes when I eat food I instantly feel a certain emotion. Apparently there’s a great variety within the disorder: some see months in a certain physical proximity, and others think of names as having a certain texture. I think it’s a pretty badass condition myself. 
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So I was just venturing through the internet as I often do and came across something called synesthesia which is  ”a neurological condition in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway.”

This is really interesting to me because apparently I have said condition. Like I associate numbers with colors. And I can assign most songs a color and a temperature. And sometimes when I eat food I instantly feel a certain emotion. Apparently there’s a great variety within the disorder: some see months in a certain physical proximity, and others think of names as having a certain texture. I think it’s a pretty badass condition myself.