Oregon State University

A lot of my friends go to OSU, but I have never visited there before. My new friend gave me and my friends a tour and showed us a lot of AMAZINGLY beautiful buildings of OSU. To be honest, I didn't really expect to see such gorgeous buildings since OSU is one of the well-known / biggest universities in Oregon. I expected to see like.. "collections of modern simple buildings" (not really my favorites).. Well, I was wrong. Unfortunately, the weather was the "Oregon weather:" very cloudy and cold. So, pictures didn't really turn out well. However, if you think these buildings look "fine," they are actually at least 100 times better looking than what you see in the photos. I highly recommend you to visit there if you are a fan of buildings like ME ;)

Look how happy I am!

I hate running but my excitement made me run Happily. haha

Inside of this huge building was just incredible.

The last picture is taken at the OSU stadium. American football is huge in Oregon especially between OSU vs. UofO, so I had to take a picture of the stadium to say "I was here." (I forgot to do so at UofO).. I'm sure people in Oregon are more into American football stuff than buildings. hahaha
OSU is definitely a huge campus. Unfortunately, I couldn't see every single building and explore them. However, we picked buildings which are especially pretty and worth to go inside. I hope you can visit these places and actually get to see how pretty they are!

What do you think of OSU buildings?
Talk to you later.
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University of Oregon

It's kind of fun to visit a school which you DON'T go to. Don't you think so?

Well, it is for me. Especially, when I am in a different country like right now, it's kind of fun... more like interesting. The atmosphere is different. The fashion of students are different. The buildings are different. To me, it's like "visiting a place." Of course, it's not so fun when I go to my school even though I am in a different country; US. The purpose of coming to the school is different. I heard that the buildings of "University of Oregon (U of O)" are pretty. So, I went to check it out!

This "Women's Memorial Hall" is my favorite building at UofO.

I pretended to be a sophisticated person. But it didn't turn out right (-_-).. hahaha

My super honest personality is showing you all that "pretending" doesn't quite work right with me. *sigh*  

The last two pictures are the lights at one of the stairs to go to the second floor at one of the library. The lights are for us to see the steps. The size is probably about 10cm x 10cm. Yes, it's not that big at all. Not many people seem to notice that the lights have so much detailed decoration. Oh gosh.. WHY?

Although my elementary school was 139 years old when I graduated, but it didn't have any detailed decorations like that. My junior high school & high school were relatively new (20 years old), so it wasn't as cool as I hoped. haha It was a fun day visiting a different school! Not only buildings were interesting, but I also saw a lot of hippies, international students, and people with green and yellow colors. My school has a lot less of these. I also have visited to UCLA in California, but U of O definitely has a different style in comparison to UCLA. I hope I can visit other universities as well while I am in the US!!

I assume that my dear readers have been in a school once, please share your thoughts about your schools.

What was your school like?

Was it old or new? Was it pretty?

I am so excited to read that.

Talk to you later

smile!

:)

Sophisticated ?

Hola, Everyone! Today, I want to invite you to my home! My Home Tourヽ(゜∇゜)ノ (I wish..)
I went to Pittock Mansion last months. Why am I uploading my old memory? It's because I promised you about my dress from April Favorite, so here it is!!

 

with Mr. Pittock (●´∀｀●)∩ Same face?

what is this? what is Garfy using?

with our tour guide ヽ(●´∀｀●)ﾉ

just super gorgeous! I'd love to go to different countries to spend my time.. but Because I am still a student, enjoying the beautiful art and antique is one of my favorite things to spend my time. Every once in a while, I believe it's very important to escape from the stressful life & enjoy the dreamy (/no-stressful) life. Don't you sometimes think so? It was a time for me to escape from all the stress. I can never ever afford this much money to build such a beautiful mansion, but it just inspires me a lot. For some reason, when I am at antique places... I smile all the time, talk quietly, walk softly, and feel very sophisticated (-U-) haha Look at my huge smile! I was obviously happy to be there.

In Oregon, I also recommend you to visit...

Historic Deep Wood Estate

Asahel Bush House Museum

Oregon Coast light houses

 McMenamins

to see historical places and feel sophisticated (*´ｖ`*)♪

Where do you go to escape from your stressful life? Which historical places do you recommend me to visit?