By huihui.dai Posted on

Warm Memories in Pullman

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I came to Pullman three years ago as an international student. In the past few years in college, I have had many different feelings, lonely, happy, reluctant, and sad. I believe that as college students, our life trajectories are almost the same. The presentations one after another, the essays and projects piled up together, and the assignments that are submitted a few minutes before the deadline. Coffee and my computer are the standard things I go to school every day.

I’ve seen every moment of Pullman, from busy to quiet. I feel lonely occasionally, but there must be something else that warms me. Most of the photos are described from my personal point of view, but there is only one theme: cherish the time in college and live up to the most beautiful years.

On campus at 9 a.m., students are going to class.
When I first came to Pullman, I ate McDonald’s almost every day because I didn’t know how to cook. Self-pickup at McDonald’s is always convenient.
This photo was taken next to the Spark, the road I walk every day to Murrow College.
Pullman sunsets are always beautiful.
A very popular Chinese restaurant.
I feel like home every time I go there.
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU, See and experience art.
Pullman in April is still snowing, which I have never felt before.
Habitually look for the Stop sign, even when I’m walking.
This photo was taken at the entrance to the campus. For me, it is also where the dream begins.
After I came here that I knew why the spirit and meaning of football are so important.