Immersion Experience: Denver

Day Three--Starting to Settle In!

Hannah Pacheco
Today was our second day at the Tennyson Center and we are beginning to fall into a routine with our classes.
We all returned to our same classes and spent the day building and strengthening our connections. After returning from a long day’s work, many of us laid down to take a nap but a few of us ventured out with Dr. Robertson to get some more snacks, as we had begun to run out. Later on, we all went out to dinner at Steubens, a local restaurant about two minutes away from where we are staying. Everyone ordered amazing food that ranged from grilled cheese to buttered noodles. Friendships were forged in the sharing of grilled cheese crusts and French fries. After getting home, we had a lovely group reflection and were able to debrief about the day, sharing both funny stories and experiences that were difficult to talk about. Overall, we had a good day and are settling in for the night with games and perhaps a movie.
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