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life at The "Ville!

so this is my 10 year college reunion!! i find it hard to believe that i have gotten that old, but it appears i have. i spent some time the other day thinking about college days and decided it was worth a top 10 list here at my back door! so here are my 10 favorite (or atleast quite memorable) things from my life at the 'Ville. oh - i guess most of you would have no clue what the ville is....it is this quaint little baptist college in southern ohio - Cedarville University.

1. New Dorms as a freshman!

2. Life long friends

3. Tennis team - i could come up with 10 things alone about this one.

4. Grilled steak and chicken strip night at Chuck's

5. Campus security and fighting them in student court for my best friend!

6. sneaking back in to our dorm room after hours.

7. Christ is All I need, Oh Cedarville your call fulfill, I woke up this morning....hmmm, I guess i really do still think about chapel every day at 10:00

8. Hutch and Screamo at his house!!

9. 6 different majors!!!

10. telling Dr. Bartholomew off when he called me stupid in class and then showing him my 4.0 mug the following quarter. ( he was the reason for the final change in majors)

I guess some of these aren't all together godly, but hey, i was in college and sometimes my spunky attitude got the best of me!!!

all in all i wouldn't trade those 4 years for anything!! and i'm sorry that for most of you this is a post that means absolutely nothing!! but for the few alums that read this - you will know most of what i'm talking about!!!! for others, take some time to think back on those days and see how far God has brought you!

Comments

Kori said…
I laughed out lout at a couple of these!! Funny thing, I taught the kids Woke up thie morning just the other day! It popped into my head out of no where!!
Brooke said…
That was a great list, many of which I had completely forgotten. yes, it is hard to believe that we are "that old". we had a group of college students over recently and I had to admit it has been out of college for 10 years, yikes!

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