Virginia Commonwealth Uni, VCU

When I came back to Virginia from New York, I asked Andrew to show me around VCU campus. He is studying something about politics there.

I bought ice cream from Cold Stone before we left. I love Cold Stone's coffee with almond ice cream.

The car we sat in was Andrew's grandfather's car. It sure does look and feel different. Even the safety belts are not the same as the once we have now.

VCU is just next to Carey St. The campus is huge. It's like being in a city itself. Everything is just walking distance. We were there at 3.330pm so the campus wasn't packed. But Andrew told me at 12pm, the whole campus outside would be packed with students walking around and it would be hard to move.

There were many blocks in the campus. Andrew showed me the block he studied in, the library, the student area, and the cafeteria for freshmen students. The student area is nice. There were comfy chairs around, a Subway shop, and a cafeteria.

Later on, we went to Andrew's house because he forgot to unplug his mp3 player from the charger. He was leaving to Washington DC for the weekend. The house he stays in looks old. When we step in through the front door, there's a staircase. Everything is white and its all wood. It feels like being in a haunted house just like in the horror movies.

Andrew's room is nice. He has 3 guitars!