I aspire to be like them

Thinking About Staying at UVa....

Until they beat VA Tech! There are plenty more degrees this place has to offer. I can stay for years and continue to party on the corner. I may have overlooked the benefits of being an eternal student in the past, but I am fully aware of the potential I have to remain in Charlottesville for a few more years. Here are pictures from Thanksgiving weekend - out in Arlington and on the Corner in C'ville.

Taking a break from writing papers....

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We have this tradition, of packing up the Jeep and heading west to Charlottesville for a "real" tailgate and football game. Then we get all dolled up in our room at the Cavalier Inn and run around "grounds" as if we are real UVa students. And as we were taught to honor tradition so well, we lit our candles and met in Charlottesville once again this weekend. Round 5 ladies. Now that I am in Charlottesville, a few things have changed the way this trip usually works. For starters, they come from the north in Hondas, stuffed full of more bed linens than a Holdiay Inn. We cram into my place downtown instead of picking up random Lacrosse teams at the Cavalier Inn...although we still did make it to a Ramada if memory serves me correctly. And we take the trolly around town because now I know how public transportation works. Things that don't change: the obscene number of random pictures we take, Bodo's in the morning, the way we dance in the streets of Charlottesville, Barbie's spread at the tailgate (minus one pumpkin roll), and the amount of trouble we cause at 4pm. Here's a sample........

Happy hour

Getting happier

Game Day with Cavalier man

And the sunglasses are on...inside....while talking on the phone

Finding a white van to pose with and rocking out

Clearly shocked