I thought so too.
It's not a bad drive at about 40 miles door to door, which makes it a nice afternoon's jaunt there and back with hardly any stress. Colin accompanied us, which was great, for there were many things to tote up to the fourth floor and it would have been many multiples of trips with just Mason and me. Shoot, just the 75 bucks worth of dorm food we'd purchased yesterday afternoon would have been at least 2 trips by itself!
'Twas a gorgeous afternoon to boot, with temps in the mid-50's and a beautiful sunny sky, so after we unloaded we ambled across campus to have a late lunch/early dinner at Spanky's. On our way there we'd stopped at the school store (massive), and I purchased a car magnet that's a simple representation of The Old Well, 'THE' campus landmark. I'd toyed with 'Carolina Mom' magnet, but that's just too shouty for me, and I dig simplicity. It's pretty, and I like it.
Colin has pretty much adopted the campus as his own too, and visits whenever he can. I do think he misses not having had the 4-year experience, but his brother is happy to share and Colin will have adventure of his own, perhaps sooner rather than later.
Even thought they're strapping young men now, I am still amazed at how they grow and develop and change almost daily - it's a miracle to watch them mature and a blessing to be able to do so. Plus which, they're both seriously funny, so even if they weren't QUITE so awesome, they'd still have that going for them.
One proud mama Tiff, out.
3 comments:
Fuzzy or not--a great picture. It's a gift to feel proud.
I can't believe I have known them for almost 8 years. It's hard to think of them both in college. You have every right to be proud; they are very nice young men.
So nice to see them. It sounded like a glorious day.
Here's to many more.
Gotta love funny offspring. :-)
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