Growing up all over the United States, Kat Stalinski developed a unique style all her own. The 19-year-old avid computer gamer, moved around a lot as a child and was able to learn a lot about many different lifestyles.
Besides gaming, Stalinski loves backyard wrestling, hanging out with friends and listening to a variety of music styles.
Stalinski can usually be found during the week at PCC, where she works as a tutor and is majoring in computer information systems.
1. Interstate 10
I usually end up driving out to Tucson with my family, or sometimes with friends. The drive is between five and eight hours depending on how fast or slow we drive. We always end up playing John Denver and singing along the whole ride there.
2. Bedrock’s Bowling Alley, Tucson, AZ
After a long car ride, we all want to get out and stretch. We always stop in at Bedrock’s to bowl and shoot pool. We hang out and catch up with each other. We also like to play darts and sometimes we even throw darts at each other.
3. IHOP, Tucson, AZ
After bowling, we always head to the local IHOP where we sit at our favorite table. It’s in a section of the restaurant that is usually closed after midnight, but they always let us sit there anyway. It’s like our own private section. We usually stay there until we get tired and head home to bed.
4. Middle of the desert, Tucson, AZ
On Saturdays my friends and I like to go out to the desert and wrestle. Sometimes we also like to play what we call tackle soccer. We set up goals in the sand and whoever is in possession gets tackled, and everyone else goes for the loose ball. We usually finish the day off with an outdoor cookout.
5. Interstate 10, The Ride Home
The drive home is usually very loud. If I’m not singing aloud, I’m usually play fighting with my brother. We always stop at this little gas station between Tucson and Phoenix where they sell cool little handmade goods, then its back on the road.
6. Panda Express, Pasadena, CA
When we get back home, we’re usually hungry and stop at the Panda Express across the street from PCC. I grab some chow mein and beef with broccoli before heading home.
As told to Justin Clay
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