Hello there! Tis yet another assignment turned in late, and may I say I am only like 65% disappointed in myself. I recognize the risk of allowing these patterns of lateness to continue- while also recognizing that yolo is a very very fun life motto. Anywho, I believe it is now time for the Columbus To-Do List part two electric boogaloo.
To start, not only did I fail to complete a full list but I also failed to do more than like three things off any list. But it is also important to add that while I was not the most dutiful in completing the to-do list, I have been very dutiful in my internship on the Morgan Harper for Congress campaign, which has led me to experience many unlisted Columbus experiences. As instructed, I will describe each experience!
The first experience I’m going to talk about is the Olentangy trail, I talked about it in the previous post, but I didn’t give my boy enough love. I run this guy at least twice a week and it has a fat place in my heart. My favorite thing about the trail is that it’s along the river. 10/10 would recommend it to anyone. (Pic is of me on the trail lmao)
The next experience I did was visiting the Scioto mile. When I go on my long runs, I take the Olentangy trail to the Scioto Mile and use the Scioto fountain as my turn around point. This is by far my absolute favorite view in Columbus and take all my flashiest photos here. I think across from the fountain is COSI, so that’s cool.
At the beginning of the year I visited the North Market with my family to explore the city. We went after all the food places had closed, so no food- however my family did enjoy the giant cock on the sign.
And finally, my favorite Columbus experience so far has been my internship on the Morgan Harper campaign. On this campaign, I’ve learned a lot about the city through researching and organizing information about cbus, and through canvassing and talking with various peoples of the community. The office is downtown, so I every time I go to the office, I explore the city. Also, I’ve had to become super familiar with the bus system.
Overall, I haven’t explored Columbus as much as I wanted to, but I’m satisfied. There’s always next year, I guess!