a hypothetical legacy question

[Ocalagirl]

I guess I will throw my two cents in and maybe it might be different from another pnm, but here goes:

If my mom had been greek, I would have wanted to join her legacy chapter so she could be at my iniation. I am envious of these these daughters who join their mother's GLO's and have that special bond. The closest I have come is a half-sister who is older and I am not very close to and an aunt who is not involved in her GLO anymore. I would and did not join my legacy chapter through my half-sister last year because I didn't fit in there and because we were not close I did not even put it down. As for my aunt's chapter we will have to wait and see. I just hope every pnm including myself finds their home wherever they may go!

[fraggle]

If my daughter decides to join a GLO, I would love for it to be an ASA chapter. If the chapter in question hazed or was in some kind of trouble, I'd like to think I'd step in as an alumni to help them out of whatever trouble they're in. However, if there was no ASA chapter on her campus (and she didn't want to be a founding sister like her mom) or it wasn't a good fit, I'd support whatever decision she made, as long as she stayed true to herself, and didn't put up with anyone's BS along the way Oh, BTW, none of this is going to happen for at least 16 or 17 years...she's still a baby!!

[BabyPiNK_FL]

I currently have three baby sisters. I love them al and instill pride for my organization in each of them. Basically, what I'm hoping for is at least ONE to go towards my organization. I don't need them all to rush, I know all of them won't, but I'd LOVE if I had at least one of my bio-sisters and at least one of the several daughters I plan on having go to my org. But as long as it's a good fit, I'd be very happy; I mean if they chose to be greek at all I'd still be very ecstatic. (But honestly, I'd better have at least one legacy go to my org. there'll be sooo many of them!)