Dorm

While I was moving in Washington, DC, I was feeling that I will change myself because I will stay here at Washington, DC for four years. While I was moving in my dorm room, I feel that I am in jail because I am not getting used to have a small room like that I have my own room at home. After completed moving in my dorm, I feel weird because I am not getting used to live in Washington, DC. I was living in Massachusetts in my whole life. While I am looking around in my dorm room, I noticed that my wall is plain-colored white. It make me feeling down because white is common color that I see it everywhere and it is not exciting color for me. So, I added some posters on my wall to make my dorm looking better than plain-colored white. Also, I saw a bed, a drawer, a nightstand in my room. I have my own closet, which is smaller than my closet in my home in Massachusetts. I did not like my window because they are too big, I prefer medium windows. My rug is dirty and plain-colored. That is what my room look like.
I can tell who previously live my dorm last semester by noticing some doodle on my desk. It wrote by someone with class of year 2011. Also, I can see some stain in my room and it from last semester. I met those people who live in my room before and they explained what happen to that room.
I make this room “belong” to me by bringing my stuff to here in Washington, DC. I bring my own television, clothes, posters, laptop, microwave, miniature refrigerator, and personal things. These things make me thinking that this room is belonging to me.
It “becomes” my place by stay living here in Washington, DC. I will stay here for four years. I already feel that I am living here for my whole life but not true because I already living here for a half year.
It is a place where I make it a place for others. While I complete my first year at here Gallaudet University, I will move out to different dorm. Every year, I will move to different dorm and I rather to stay in one room for a year, not two years. Dorm is my place.