So the reason I asked what your hobbies were...I'm doing a book for my final project on people and their hobbies! I took pictures of Seren today here's what they look like, let me know what you think. (Sorry Seren for embarrassing you)
So I'm home for this week and today I needed to break out of my room so I walked to a park near my house with three sets of clothes a camera and a tripod. This is what came of it. The only one I really like is the actual play ground, but im thinking it might be a final project in the making because its something to keep me busy this week that I can continue when I get back to school. Hope everyone is doing well. I miss RIT.
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