I took a trip to Amherst, MA to check out
UMass in hopes to apply to their graduate program. I entered the town and
immediately knew that Amherst was not the place for me to be living. Instead of staying the night as I planned, I took off for Providence.
I had never been there and was shocked at how close everything was in New England. In the Midwest, I would probably still be driving to get there. I fell in love with Providence, despite the highway that barrels through the middle of the city. I walked around
RISD and Brown in awe of the architecture and the creativity. Lucky for more, Providence is a quick trip from Boston... and Anne has a favorite bakery to there to visit.
I took a trip to Amherst, MA to check out UMass in hopes to apply to their graduate program. I entered the town and immediately knew that Amherst was not the place for me to be living. Instead of staying the night as I planned, I took off for Providence.
I had never been there and was shocked at how close everything was in New England. In the Midwest, I would probably still be driving to get there. I fell in love with Providence, despite the highway that barrels through the middle of the city. I walked around RISD and Brown in awe of the architecture and the creativity. Lucky for more, Providence is a quick trip from Boston... and Anne has a favorite bakery to there to visit.
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My home and native land. There are 49 other state capitals in America, but none of them have Providence's charm.
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