Hi Seo! I’m a new viewer so I apologize if you’ve addressed this before, but I was surprised to see that you get to have a cat in your room. Does Swarthmore allow students to keep pets in residence halls?
@@tbhstudying she can stop Melrose just as fiercely as she can stomp a runway, too! Chad Michaels was calling bingo at the Hamburger Mary's around the corner, too.
great video! do you have any advice for getting work done in one’s own room? i am in college and right now am able to go to the library to get work done, but am taking summer classes virtually so will need to get stuff done in my room (library hours at my hometown aren’t the best). i find it so hard to focus in my room and i don’t associate it with work
she's free to visit every other room in my dorm block, i take her out on walks, and i also take her to new areas for supervised wandering time! she's also a very sedentary cat and dislikes large, wide spaces.
I remember I ask you if you wanted to get a cat and you didn't know if you were allowed to have a pet with you. Avery time I see your cat I am happy because I love cats and I have one with me in my apartment. It helps me so muck with the stress university can cause. Lots of love ❣️
hey see! do u have any tips for keeping a cat in a dorm (besides the few litter tips u gave)? I'm getting an ESA cat next semester and I haven't really found good info:-(
1. make sure you keep your room and your cat very clean! i always keep my window open, i clean my cat's paws and butt after she poops, i brush her teeth every night, and i frequently wipe down the surfaces in my room to keep it from smelling like cat. that plus litter genie, tidy breeze, and room sprays are a god-send. 2. lots of mental stimulation! i take my cat on walks, bring her new things to smell, have a variety of toys, give her supervised wandering time in safe areas, and i even got a lick mat and a food-trapping toy to keep her mentally stimulated. i also teach her tricks regularly so she stays busy. 3. save all your forms and documents and organize them well! you never know when the school will randomly want them. 4. the personality of the cat also really matters! my cat is very sedentary, prefers being the only cat, and really dislikes large and/or open spaces. that makes her a very good cat for dorm living. if your cat is very active, needs other cats / lots of people, or lots of space, dorm living may not be the best fit.
Loved your video !!! are you an international student I plan to bring my cat as an esa to college I’m trying to collect all information I can .i hope you reply
I used to be an RA so I love seeing how yours set up the floor ☺️ I also love how you decorated your room, rug looks super soft!
thank you 💕💕💕
Hi Seo! I’m a new viewer so I apologize if you’ve addressed this before, but I was surprised to see that you get to have a cat in your room. Does Swarthmore allow students to keep pets in residence halls?
there are some exemptions! and some dorms are animal-free so as long as u live in the right place, ur good :)
We love Luna 🥰
she’s so cute 🥺🥺🥺
Raja is one of my faves! We'd see her (out of drag) out and about sometimes in West Hollywood when we lived there.
that's actually so cool!! it's like seeing a celebrity omg
@@tbhstudying she can stop Melrose just as fiercely as she can stomp a runway, too! Chad Michaels was calling bingo at the Hamburger Mary's around the corner, too.
ur dorm is so pretty i love the color palette if that makes sense lol
aw thank you so much!
LOL when you first picked luna up she was like noooo then she got all comfy in your arms and was like okay nvm this is nice 😂
Hi would suggest you not disclose your dorm hall on the internet for the sake of your safety
yes! i second this. i think you should dm people who do ask so you can personally vet if they are trustworthy to disclose ur location
totally fair! i share my dorm tours when i’m about to move out and will no longer live in the building again. thank you for your concern though 💕
This is so helpful! I’m considering going there in the fall :)
ooh, good luck w college decisions!
@@tbhstudying thank you
Parece ser tão legal morar ai💞
great video! do you have any advice for getting work done in one’s own room? i am in college and right now am able to go to the library to get work done, but am taking summer classes virtually so will need to get stuff done in my room (library hours at my hometown aren’t the best). i find it so hard to focus in my room and i don’t associate it with work
Isn’t it a really tight space to keep a cat? I mean apartments can already be a bit too small for cats, but a dorm room?
she's free to visit every other room in my dorm block, i take her out on walks, and i also take her to new areas for supervised wandering time! she's also a very sedentary cat and dislikes large, wide spaces.
@@tbhstudying Ahh~~ that's good to know, glad to hear that she does have a lot more space :)
new video 🥳
ahaha I have a cat too in my dorm and she complains like that when I pick her up
I remember I ask you if you wanted to get a cat and you didn't know if you were allowed to have a pet with you.
Avery time I see your cat I am happy because I love cats and I have one with me in my apartment. It helps me so muck with the stress university can cause.
Lots of love ❣️
hey see! do u have any tips for keeping a cat in a dorm (besides the few litter tips u gave)? I'm getting an ESA cat next semester and I haven't really found good info:-(
1. make sure you keep your room and your cat very clean! i always keep my window open, i clean my cat's paws and butt after she poops, i brush her teeth every night, and i frequently wipe down the surfaces in my room to keep it from smelling like cat. that plus litter genie, tidy breeze, and room sprays are a god-send.
2. lots of mental stimulation! i take my cat on walks, bring her new things to smell, have a variety of toys, give her supervised wandering time in safe areas, and i even got a lick mat and a food-trapping toy to keep her mentally stimulated. i also teach her tricks regularly so she stays busy.
3. save all your forms and documents and organize them well! you never know when the school will randomly want them.
4. the personality of the cat also really matters! my cat is very sedentary, prefers being the only cat, and really dislikes large and/or open spaces. that makes her a very good cat for dorm living. if your cat is very active, needs other cats / lots of people, or lots of space, dorm living may not be the best fit.
“Necessary mess 🤣”
Really a great videoo
thank you!
@@tbhstudying welcome!!
Is the only room your cat can go your bedroom?
nope! she goes to all the rooms within my dorm's block, and i take her on walks!
@@tbhstudying Cute!
Loved your video !!! are you an international student I plan to bring my cat as an esa to college I’m trying to collect all information I can .i hope you reply
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GURL PLEASE DONT SHARE TOO MUCH ABOUT YOURSELF PEOPLE ARE CREEPY.