Snowbound

 There has been a lot going on since this snowstorm happened here at Slippery Rock. I spend most of my time in my dorm now playing Resident Evil to get ready for Resident Evil 9 later this month. At night i spend my nights watching hockey and horror movies a lot more since I don't want to be outside. For physical Activity, though, I have been playing pickleball every day for 4-5 hours to get cardio in and to keep practicing for my tournaments in the summer. This snowstorm has really helped me out a lot by letting me get my schoolwork done and then being able to do all the fun things I want to do. 

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  1. RobertFebruary 16, 2026 at 5:24 AM

    I enjoy playing pickleball as well a very fun thing to do definitely when your bored.

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