You WORK for a living... ;)

The freaks come out a night!!!

Almost all of us work for a living.

She just overlooked some threads but posted in some other ones.

That would make that person extremely lame, vindictive for no reason, and in need of a hobby. ;)

I have to agree with you, but you know that's how some people shamelessly operate when it comes to their orgs. Bless their hearts.

My husband likes your siggy... :)

Tell him to go drink some orange pop and stop looking over your shoulder. :)

I am going to be the nice one here and respond so Earp won't be angry with me.

PG, yes it would be absurd for you to pledge collegiate. Shoot, at 30+ there is now way you would be able to keep up the strenuous activities involved in pledging like 19 and 20 year olds. Do yourself a favor and wait until grad.

Hope this helps.

*trying not to bust out laughing at work*:D

Can I please use this on my siggy?

Thank you LadyGreek for being able to answer that humble (lol) old aspirant.

OP, are you from Dallas by way of NY??

I know some one with that exact name and age.

From a 30 year old to another: Are you crazy? I pledged at 26 and was a bit afraid I might die from not only the pace, but the relative insanity of juggling my grown up world with my college world. (Not to imply that collegians are not grown ups, but that there are simply a different set of responsibilities 99% of the time, and to combine those results in chaos more often than not.) If you decide to attempt to pledge, seeing as how actually pledging any org is not simply a matter of YOUR decision alone, I wouldn't expect a bunch of sunshine blown up your rear. Our age brings a lot of "What the heck are you thinking?" kind of looks. You're not going to get all positive remarks from any direction, with the exception of Mr. Earp and other 30 year olds asking the same question.

Wow. Quite possibly my snippiest post to date. Whoo hoo for me.

un-unh! don't send her here! :mad:

Honestly it isnt that weird that you want to join now. Can you keep up with the actives I dont know thats really up to you. But my chapter just [FONT='Times New Roman','serif']initiated two olderish women. One who is 29 is an active member and keeps up with us and the other who is 45 who is still working on her undergrad but it a member of our alum chapter. I mean at first it was a little weird when she came to our Rush events but we really loved her personality and we didnt want to deny her the sisterhood because of her age. Depending on the sororities policy you may be able to join a junior circle which is an alumane chapter for younger women around the ages of 22 to 35ish[/FONT]. So if I were you I would just research you may not have to wait till graduate to join. Hope that helps. Good Luck!!

My dear friend, you made my morning with this quote.

I love this.....

Oh and as for the poster actually pledging a sorority....does she understand that positive attitude is always a good attribute!?! lol