When Jeremy and I came down for Camp Jeep a couple of weeks ago, we stayed here in Lynchburg the first night. Actually, we stayed on top of Baldspot, a hill on the south-side of town. We drove his Jeep up the hill in the dark and just pitched a tent up there. That's the second time I've been up there; it's great. On one side of the hill, all you can see are hills and valleys. On the other side, you can see the lights of Lynchburg. It's really quite gorgeous.
When we woke up the next morning, I gave Jeremy a quick tour of my school before hitting the road. I realized then that I feel more at home at my school than I do at my house. I'm surrounded by great people and great minds. I'm free to make mistakes. I don't have to do dishes! All these feelings have been confirmed now that I'm down here, working on getting moved in. It's good to be home.
