October 4th

The no impact experience was beneficial. There were some obstacles I had to overcome when the no impact week started. The first obstacle was transportation. I live all the way on the west side of campus, by KA, so traveling to a class that is the furthest building on the opposite side of campus wasn't very fun. The second obstacle was food. The farmers market was very interesting but honestly when am I going to have the time to make my own food. I barley have enough time for all my classes. And the last obstacle I had to overcome was electricity. I live in one of the darkest, smallest rooms in my building. It is literally pitch black in the middle of the day. Theres a huge tree blocking my window so even with it open, not much light gets through. Even with all those obstacles, I at least tried to successfully live a no impact week. To wrap up my blog I'll end with my favorite thing from no impact week. Even though it was one of the obstacles I had to overcome, food was still my favorite day. I love food and it was interesting to learn about all the different foods out there that are local and healthy for you.