I am not, nor have I ever been in one. I am, however, learning quite a lot about… well not sororities but about college aged girls. Yep, quite a lot. For instance, tonight I learned:
1. 40 or so girls in a house can up the temperature by about 30 degrees. (That would have come in handy a month or 2 ago when it was below freezing!)
2. Girls are loud. (Well I already knew that but it was confirmed. Strongly.)
3. I am much better off not knowing what goes on in sorority life. There is a reason they have their secrets.
4. My daughter has an entirely new family tree with bigs, grand-bigs, littles and grand-littles. I’m not quite sure what that makes me. Somehow I suspect I probably don’t want to be on that family tree.
Steve wasn’t in a fraternity. He was, however, a Basselin. You wouldn’t think something having to do with seminarians would be anything like a fraternity, would you? Well we’re not talking Animal House but they did have their traditions.
These were all alluded to, the traditions. I have no real information. All I know is one time Steve came home during a school break with an enormous crucifix. He said something about being the guardian of it or some such role. I never saw such a dusty, dirty crucifix in my life so I had to clean it. I bet those Basselins never saw it looking so good as when Stephen brought it back.
Junior year for Theresa is winding down. Whatever will I do for entertainment when she’s all done with college?
Then you will have to referee her dating life. It will probably only get more interesting.
I’ve never been in one either. Maybe we should start one of our own?