Friday, April 29, 2016

Hello, Mother Nature

                          *ring, ring*"Hello, Mother Nature.”



Welcome to the land where you can get frostbitten and sunburnt in the same week I’m Tiffany, Tiff for short. I’m from Marshfield, Massachusetts and I’m 20 years old. I’m about to end my sophomore year at Elmira College here in New York and I am creating this blog to become more familiar with nature instead of the mall. As you can probably tell from my picture I’m a bit of a diva and enjoy the finer things however my bank account is suffering and I have decided to try to pick up a new hobby that is less expensive (literally, nature doesn’t cost a thing). For being someone who may or may not have a shopping addiction, my favorite things to do in nature is explore. I remember  when I was little I went to this little island on a lake and discovered “Indian Soap”. Indian Soap is from a bush, the buds rubbed together with water creates soap. I remember experiencing it for the first time when I was little and remaining forever fascinated. Every time I go back I always find myself stopping by to get some Indian Soap. Although finding Indian Soap was one of the coolest things I have ever come across in nature, I have come across particular things I would have rather not see. One time when I was little (roughly around the same age as the picture) I had come across a rabid fox and was forever completely mortified, (forever afraid of foxes). In this class I hope to become more knowledgeable about the environment and what I can do to help improve the environment because after watching a particular movie (*hint, hint* view my next post) I am completely moved and want to become more aware. Another skill I would like to achieve in this class is learning how to survive in the wilderness, I honestly think I would be fully capable of doing it. However, others have disagreed with me when this topic has previously been brought up... I’d like to prove them wrong. 

Sincerely, 
(newly cautious about the environment) Tiffany. 

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