Welcome to the room of Charles Pigeon ’26. “It’s home sweet home, and this room became a second home.” Charles is a two-and-a-half-year senior and a forward for the Prep hockey team. Charles lives on Second East in a great single room on the floor, and it’s where he feels the most comfortable.
Charles’s single room is among the best in the East, and it is kept to a high standard of cleanliness. Nothing is lying on the floor of the room. Many People stop by Charles’s room to chill out.
Photo: Justin MacLeod ’26.
Charles really brought home to Northwood. Besides playing hockey, Charles also enjoys playing pickleball and golf. Charles said, “Pickleball with my friends is enjoyable and a memory to remember, and playing golf on these sunny days, the courses are beautiful and great to play.”
Charles’s room has many things in it, like a big Montreal Canadians and Quebec flag, Jerseys, photos, and a TV to play Video games with the boys. His hockey stuff is pressed up against the wall, along with his sticks and some gear, and a nice shelf filled with his snacks—people who visit respect Charles’s room.
Photo: Justin MacLeod ’26.
This is Charles’s bed, which is nice and neat and always made in the morning. “My bed is always made in the mornings, it’s the start of my day, and it has become a routine,” Charles said. Charles bed is alright, but not the best, because he said, “I’m thinking about getting a thicker mattress topper for the best comfort possible.” Charles leaves his golf clubs and rollerblades under his bed for space in the room.
Photo: Justin MacLeod ’26.
Next is Charles’s desk, which is organized and neat. “I have my daily needs on my desk like a toiletry bag, chains, and cologne, basically my daily needs and where I do my homework, and the place where I am the most focused, allowing me to stay on top of my assignments,” Charles said. Charles also loves to build Legos to have creativity in his room.
Photo: Justin MacLeod ’26.
Next is Charles’s closet, which is organized with sweatshirts, shirts, jackets, and suits hanging, with shoes on the floor. Charles’s top part of the closet holds his extra hockey stuff, like gloves and undergear.
Overall, Charles Pigeon ’26 has a great single filled with Quebec culture, making it feel like home.
