Favorite Sports

Note: Sports may seem a little unfitting to be on this blog, but I will stray from my normal topics for awhile to fulfill requirements for another class. This could be interesting!


Although it may not seem like it, I am actually quite a sports fan. I played lots of different sports in high school, and my favorites by far were soccer and cross-country. I still love to run (although my awkward knees and lots of physical therapy have practically ruined it for me!).

I love to watch soccer and especially baseball. Recently, though, I have been forced into loving to watch football, as I have a lot of friends on the University of Chicago team. I never watched it before (and still don't fully understand it) but I'm slowly starting to like it. (I hope those friends don't read this!)

My roommate bought me a Snuggie for Christmas this year. As soon as they come out in maroon (right now only sea-green, royal blue and (I think) purple are offered--I'm sorry I know that), I can't wait to show up to UofC football games in it! I'm sure that will be a big hit. (See, I knew I could incorporate great fashion into this post!)

Interview with a Student Fashionista II

I interviewed sophomore Anna Marie Pemberton about her classy sense of style:

How would you describe your style?

It is a little bit of everything, I have some expensive clothes but a lot of really cheap clothes. I really like to wear skirts and dresses. Not even to dress up, but because I like to look really feminine. I like feeling like a girl.

Where do you shop?

Urban outfitters and Forever 21 are big staples, but I am a big window-shopper, so if I see something I like I go in; so I end up shopping at lots of random places.

Has your style changed since high school?

No, I’ve always really liked to dress up. The biggest change is probably practical shoes, because we have to walk a lot at school.

Summer or winter clothes?

Summer, for sure. I like being able to throw things on and go out the door. In the summer it is easier to look put together without actually being put together.