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Ebbe Sweet


After graduating from Bates College in 2011, Ebbe Sweet started the blog Champagne for Ducklings, where she offers her thoughts on post-college life. Her blog features her photos, recipes, and travel stories – both from France, where she worked as a teaching assistant last fall, and from her three favorite cities: San Francisco, her hometown; Paris, where she spent her junior year abroad; and New York, where she currently resides.


In addition to writing, Ebbe enjoys dancing, running, cooking, and, especially, taking photos; she is currently a dance, travel, and event photographer in New York. Her photography has been published in Dance Teacher Magazine, The Bates Student newspaper, the Lewiston Sun Journal, various Bates College publications, and a gallery of runners up for the 2010 National Geographic Energizer contest.


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Posts by Ebbe Sweet:

  • The “Real World” Relationship
    • May 16th, 2013
    When I was in college, people knew a lot about my relationships without me having ever said a word. I was told things like, I saw you guys on a date at the Den, so cute – and – Oh my gosh, you guys were so [...]




  • The First Apartment: Hindsight Is 20/20
    • February 18th, 2013
    I have a lot of friends who, at one point or another during college, considered transferring schools. Some just thought vaguely about where they might go, but did not actually apply. Others took their considerations [...]




  • When Two Worlds Collide: College vs. The “Real World”
    • December 4th, 2012
    I graduated college a year and a half ago, and a lot has changed I traded a college town for New York City, a class schedule for a job, single life for a new relationship, a dorm room for an apartment, and rule-following [...]




  • Freshman Adults: Advice For Twenty-Somethings Taking Their First Steps After College
    • November 17th, 2012
    Freshmen in adulthood I started my blog, “Champagne for Ducklings”, the month after I graduated college. I had just moved into a summer sublet in New York City and started an absolutely wonderful yet unpaid [...]




  • 2013: A To-Do List for College Students
    • January 5th, 2012
    Two years ago, I rang in 2011 midway through my senior year of college: a time that, I realize in retrospect, lies somewhere between college and the real world. During the last year of college, responsibilities are few [...]