It also has a higher ratio of cattle than students.
"Why would I go somewhere exactly like where I live now?" my daughter queried.
The campus was toured with attempts by my daughter and her friends to blend in with the college students.
Like walking to class...
chilling out in the dorm...
and hanging around in the cafeteria...
Of course, you always have the one friend who is bored.
This post is listed under Outdoor Wednesday and Wordful Wednesday.
Are the group of friends planning to attend the same college?
ReplyDeleteLOL @ "Why would I go somewhere exactly like where I live now?"
It's a beautiful campus!
Oh that day will be here for me sooner than I wish!~ It is so exciting though, in a way I am looking forward to my boys experiencing college days and the next phase of their life! It is a beautiful campus!
ReplyDeleteBerry has a beautiful campus. Does she have a favorite college in mind?
ReplyDeleteThose days are approaching quickly, aren't they! Looks like a gorgeous campus!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the schools I considered..ultimately deciding on its RIVAL..Shorter College--LOL because they offered an even better scholarship :) But, it's a beautiful place with a great reputation. (and to be honest...we often visited the campus just to see the herds of DEER grazing among the cattle)
ReplyDeleteOh Pam, is your heart just going to break? I know we work to get them to this point but I think I'd be crying to see my girl go off to college.
ReplyDeleteIt is pretty though!
ReplyDeleteI remember those days of college visiting. For me, there were so many emotions surrounding choosing a place to spend my 4 years. Ended up only spending two at the first place because I met Dwight and transferred to his school starting my junior year.
ReplyDeleteHope she liked the school. The buildings are stunning. I see this is what we get to look forward to in about 14 years.
ReplyDeleteWhat an exciting adventure for both of you ... big decisions ahead and lots of changes too ;-)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Wow! What a great day for the whole group! Except for the one of course...
ReplyDeleteI saw you mentioned on Alexia's and thought I'd stop by to say hello. An interesting blog, I liked that it contained several different topics, it was nice to visit you.
ReplyDeletePam, what a beautiful place!!! I was so comforted by my daughter choosing a beautiful place, inside and out!!!
ReplyDeleteEmpty nest syndrone--here Pam comes!!
Blessings and joy!!!
Patti
What a gorgeous campus! I can't even think about my 10 yr old growing up and moving out yet.
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Are you starting to panic about the bill yet? We can help each other through this traumatic time!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting? Did she like Berry? The campus looks lovely. Fun pictures chica. Hope you are coping well with the idea of your baby going off to college.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting. What a beautiful campus. It doesn't look like anything we have around here.
ReplyDeleteHow fun!!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter looks like she has so much personality too!!
LOL @ THE BORED FRIEND!!! Isn't it so funny how seniors always try to blend in when touring a college? What does she want to go to school for?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely campus! That all brings back some fond memories for me!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great campus with old and new combined! Looks like you all had a great time exploring! :)
ReplyDeleteI wish her SUCCESSSSSS .......
ReplyDeleteI hope she likes the school :-)
I think your daughter is simply adventurous! We should always be looking for new experience in our life. When we get too comfortable, there will be little progress.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful campus. And such an exciting time for your daughter.
ReplyDeleteok, was this a really wierd time for you? we do it next year, and Im already filled w/ a lil sadness, excitment, dred, and emotions I cant even describe. It looks like you guys had a teriffic tim, and I hope when its our time I can find peace and be her cheerleader!! Great post! xoxo LA
ReplyDeleteKEG PARTIES WITH.....??!! I've been living under a rock. =/
ReplyDeleteI remember trying to 'blend in' with the students when I went for interview! After the disastrous interview I had (the interviewer took a VERY dim view of Christian applying to do a science course!) I never thought I'd get a place but I did!
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Pretty campus! Looks like they had a lot of fun exploring (except the one sleepy head :-)!
ReplyDeleteI took a graduate course at Berry when I lived in that area. It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful college!
ReplyDeleteI have 2 already on that journey ( 3 if you count my dil ). Its amazing! I love love love this stage of life. It is something to embrace!
Start collecting stuff now! That list that everyone put together is really working out well.
ReplyDeleteGod help our pocketbooks!
Looks like a beautiful campus, but your daughter is right about not going somewhere exactly like where she lives now. I grew up in the suburbs of a big city, so chose to go to school in a small town. Totally different experience and I loved it, but found out that I'm a city girl at heart! Hope she finds the school of her dreams!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that's going to be fun! But they're not all going to the same place, are they???
ReplyDeleteHow fun! We are getting to that point. Dd is a junior this year. Sadly, all the places she wants to go are far, far away, so actually visiting the campus prior to going for auditions is not happening on our budgets. If she is invited for auditions we will have to go - she will be a voice major and probably a physics or some type of science major. What is your dd thinking of majoring in?
ReplyDeleteI am sorry, but there were not enough "face" pics for my liking. I hope a family vacation will be planned, so I can see some disgust. Have fun helping her choose a school.
ReplyDeleteHi Pam, it is super exciting and also so much fun!!! Hope she likes the school. Beautiful pics!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a beautiful campus!
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