I recently ran into a very elderly woman working at Joanne Fabrics. She saw my KKG tote bag and asked if I was a Kappa. I told her I was, and she said that she had been Greek in college (though not Kappa, sadly). Even though she wasn't a sister, she was adorable and I was glad to meet another Panhellenic woman :)

I was at a national sales meeting for my company, which is pretty small (we have fewer than 100 reps in the entire country) when I see a beautiful young lady with a key necklace! Of course, I introduce myself and ask if her key necklace has any significance. She says "I am a Kappa". We really enjoyed getting to know each other, even though we live in different parts of the country!

It truly is a small world and so special when you meet sisters when you least expect it!

One of my FSU sisters went to the DNC, and I DEFINITELY thinks this qualifies as running into another Kappa =)

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Very cool! Did they talk about Kappa at all??

Yes! Lily is wearing her pin (you can sort of see it) and Ashley saw it and approached her. I thought that was so neat!!

That's even way cooler that Ashley approached her! Man, too bad I never go anywhere exciting; I'd be wearing my badge all the time. :D

Gosh I meant to say badge and not "pin"...i don't even know where that came from! regardless, it is super cool and i am very jealous.

I was wearing my letters in class this morning and afterwards, one of my classmates-a woman about 30-35-came up to me and was so excited to tell me that she had been a Kappa in our chapter during her undergrad. It was so random!

I see them at home in Florida all the time!

At a job interview for a Member of Congress. The Chief of Staff is a Kappa, as was one of our interns. 3 Kappa girls (yes I got the job!) in an office of 11-ish people. AND a fellow Epsilon Delta Kappa, one pledge class below me, worked across the hall!