Welcome to all my new sisters!
I just finished running my first initiation (It's my first term as secretary) and I have to say, initiations is a ceremony that never loses its beauty. Everytime we do one, it just brings our chapter closer together, and reminds us again of why we all are pi phis.

Congratulations to all the new initiates, welcome to the bonds of wine and blue.

Pi Phi Love,
C.

Initiation
 

Hi all,

I'm a new initiate to the Ontario Gamma chapter at the University of Guelph. I just wanted to say how I glad I am to be a part of Pi Phi and I am looking forward to some great times!!!

Pi Phi Love,

Emily

Welcome to the bonds of wine and blue Emily! :)

PPL,
Erin
IN Gamma

Congratulations Emily and welcome to GreekChat! :D

PPL,

Jess

Hey Emily!

I'm glad you liked initiation...I am so proud to welcome you into my chapter...

Yep, SURPRISE! betcha didn't know there was another ON Gamma on the board!

I'm so excited that you've joined our sisterhood and I can't wait for you to start experiencing all the wonderful things Pi Phi has to offer. I hope that you get as much our of your collegiate experience as I did! :)

PPL,
Jen
AAC Chair

I am soo glad to see how excited everyone is about being initiated, and going through it again and again. I remember how nervous I was, and the beauty of the whole situation still brings tears to my eyes. My little sister is being initiated this weekend, thurs-sat, and I just finished making her a pair of letters. She is soo extremely excited, and before she found out it was me, we decided to live together next year!! I cant wait until she can join our bonds of sisterhood too!!

Also, I am not sure if you can post it, but what does PPL mean, is that your chapter thing, or maybe just something that I missed, it could be that I am just not quite thinking straight this morning. If you could just email me or post it (if you can) that would be great- my email is at aol.com Thanks

-TTF-
Shari

PPL
 

PPL means Pi Phi Love. It's nothing super secret. It's just an ending that I always use. :)