Four Years

Four Years

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Looking back to when I got the email that I was accepted into the University of Ottawa in May brings back feelings of excitement and nervousness. Months later and here I am; new city, new home, a new chapter in my life has unfolded and I intend to bring you guys along through the crazy moments that the next four (or more) years will bring.
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