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A few things I would do to relax after a long week of studying is go out with my friends to the beach, go shopping, and watch netflix all day in bed.

UCLA offers a wide variety of activities along with a very rigorous academic experiences. With more than 1,000 clubs and student organizations, UCLA is a mosaic of culture and activity. And the majority of our students fill their schedules to capacity. They are influential figures at the volunteer center and leaders at the Center for Community Learning and Community Programs Office. They are intramural basketball players and Sailors. They’re active in fraternity and sorority life and coordinators on the Campus Events Commission. They’re writers for the Daily Bruin and deejays at UCLA Radio. And when they’re not engaging in extracurricular activities, there’s an array of campus stores and restaurants for shopping and dining. Whatever you’re into, chances are, someone there is too.

A few things I would want to do on a college campus would be watch netflix and crochet a blanket or something.I also just like chilling on my bed doing nothing and wasting time. when im out somewhere I like to go to the park and swing even though I got a scar from a swing.

Trisha’s question? 😛

What is your biggest fear?

After a long day of academic studies the best thing to do is relax and have some fun. At UCLA, they offer intramural sports as long as actual competitive sports.This for me is the best way to take a break from studying.

There comes a time in college when you just need to take a break and relax. Some ways that college students take time for themselves is by going to the gym, shopping, or enjoying a movie.

Look up a college of your choice and describe what recreational activities they offer to students.

Come up with your own ideas of how to relax after a long week of studying.

If I were to go to Humboldt State I would surf and just hangout on the beach with my free time. It calms me down and recollects all my feelings.

that moment when you pass by the bench that Brittany choked on a peach…😂😂 flashback to 2012

1) My favorite part of cooking with Kim Marcus was shaving the acorns of the tanic acid which is poisonous to humans.

2) My job was to cut prickly pear and that was a snack to everyone in the program. They were actually pretty good. It was beneficial because it had antioxidants.

I’ve cooked before.  I cooked for my brothers when my mom is working but never have I cooked with a true Native.  Kim Marcus is an excellent cook and his knowledge of all these natural foods within the environment is impeccable.  He taught us all that we don’t have to depend on grocery stores and his wife clarified that most myths about foods are lies.  I’ve actually learned that I was wrong about fats being bad for your body. They actually maintain your health by giving you more energy than protein.  I was actually awed by her presentation that explained each myth.  I’d like to thank them for that. (If you guys are reading thing, thanks!)  Seeing the variety of food that is surrounding the campus and even back at home was shocking because I didn’t know they were edible.  If our culture was brought more into the modern time, than I would’ve known.  This statement makes me ponder about history; what if we had won the war?  I can’t write as much as last night because that was quite tiring and I hate seeing my group wait for me.  There are little things I’d like to write on this blog tonight.  That we could live just as well without grocery stores.  Perhaps better since we wouldn’t be gorging on all those sweets.  Marcus show us what their sweets were like back then…. It was a bit too healthy.

Being side by side working on the pine nuts with my classmates made me feel even closer to them.  It made me realize that there was no way people could have done it individually because with all our pine nuts piled up, we barely filled the surface are on the bottom of the bowl.  There was no way that could’ve fed an entire village!  I couldn’t believe how our ancestors did things so intricate that it became a way of living.  It made me think that the past may have been better than the modern day.  Our people didn’t just lived with life; they made living a passion.  They kept learning new things everyday in order to survive and in a way, that just made life even more interesting.  They never knew the future.  They didn’t have our short-cuts.  They depended on each other, and that’s what we all should do in the present instead of going our separate ways.