fingers crossed that you didn't recieve a phone call!

Sad to say, I got the call. I am glad that I was at home so I could just hang out. I did not have to sit on an empty campus watching all of the other girls go to their parties.

I stayed home until it was time to return for spring semester. I figured that maybe greek life just wasn't in the cards for me. I started classes, and I really noticed all the girls wearing letters more. I guess since I had been to each house, it made me more aware when I saw the girls.

One day I returned from classes to a phone message about COB from the house I cut after round 1. At first I was not going to accept the invitation, but then I recalled meeting this girl in my calc class that wore their letters. She did not seem at all like the girl that had rushed me. So I decided to give it a try. I had dinner at the house one evening with the girl from my calc class and the girl that had called me. I enjoyed myself. They invited me to attend their pledge lock-in that weekend to meet the pledge class. I was not sure if I should go because I was not a pledge, but I did not have other plans, so what the heck.

The rest as they say is history. I had a blast with my pledge class, and never looked back. I was offered a bid, and happily accepted the invitation to become a sister of...

ZETA TAU ALPHA

As a side note: the girl who rushed me during round one actually disaffiliated at the end of spring semester. So a word to potential new members, one girl does not a house make.

yay for zta!

This should be put in every R brochure; truly wise words to PNMs.

YaY for Zeta Tua Alpha! :D

Two sororites, now that is interesting.
 

I am glad you found 2 homes, this was interesting. How neat. Do you ever get to see your pledge sisters from Theta Phi Alpha any more. I know they were happy for you and it is chill for Zeta, great story and great ending. 5 kids? I thought being 1 of 4 was too much, but that is me. Still haven't adjusted but love these. These are really helping me get back into the groove. I was nervous after being going, but I feel better. Glad you got Zeta! YAY. LOL

I kept in touch with my Theta Phi Big Sis for a while after I left GMI. In fact, I was shocked to receive a HUGE care package from my Theta Phi sisters one summer when I was a camp counselor. I have lost touch now, but they will always have a special place in my heart. I love my Zeta sisters and the organization, but I still wonder about the "secrets" of my first group. It is awesome to find that special place once, but to find it twice is unbelievable.