
Well, since there’s no official competition, it’s up to you to set the bar for what you mean by “win,” then do that.
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
So many things to do. A couple of suggestions: take the walk all the way out to the Jefferson Memorial. Definitely check out the Smithsonian, but also try one or more of the smaller museums: the National Gallery of Art, the Holocaust Museum, and the Spy Museum are all great. Have lunch or dinner in Little Saigon in Arlington. Take a walk in the gardens at Dumbarton Oaks. More great suggestions here: https://bit.ly/bc-dc. Have fun!
It’s a little different for different people, but common signs are: excitement or nervousness upon seeing or thinking about someone, an urge to find out everything about them and tell them everything about yourself, wanting to be in their presence more than anyone else’s, and talking about them until your friends tell you to shut up. Look for the Chinese verse on the wall right now; it describes love poetically.
I’m sorry to say therapy dog visits are on paws right now, but there are other ways to destress. Here are some furry & feathered staff pets: library.bc.edu/virtual-pets-2021. Coffee and cookies will be available every night in the O’Neill lobby through the exam period. Might I also suggest group hugs with friends? Getting outside in the beautiful spring sunshine and smelling the plum blossoms is also therapeutic.