Let's start a new thread!!

DZMelissa · #1 01-27-2005, 10:07 PM

Ok--so I think we need a new thread in here about something cool and interesting....BUT I CAN"T THINK OF ONE!!! haha--so i guess it can just be some good ideas for future threads that won't die out with three people!! ---hope it starts something exciting!!--DZLAM!!--MELISSA

AchtungBaby80 · #2 01-28-2005, 12:02 AM

Let's talk about those cute letter shirts with the bubble letters--I need one but can't figure out where to get one! (You know what I'm talking about...the ones where the letters have little nubs at the corners.) I tried making a pattern, but, well, needless to say, that didn't go very well. Of course if I ever find a place to get one I'll need to have "alum" embroidered under the letters...

AWJDZ · #3 01-28-2005, 01:38 AM

hummm....I wanna say you can order them from greek101 or something. I know the university bookstore in Greenville has them. I will stop by there when I am in town and check the price of them for ya.

DZMelissa · #4 01-28-2005, 04:38 AM

Those shirts are so cute--like where the letters have the little circles at the end---we have ZERO greek stores around here--that I know of!! If you know of any around WISCONSIN--haha i know...please let me know!! thanks girls! ps great topic!!--DZ
LOVINS!!--Melissa

AWJDZ · #5 01-29-2005, 01:35 PM

you know what I am a sucker for....cute social and rush shirt. I wore my letters a lot in college and passed most of them down at senior sendoff. I could never part with my cute tee shirts. Some of the are getting to the "need to be laid to rest" side, but I still hang on to them. I wish I could get a tee shirt quilt made, but I don't think I could even bare to have them cut up! I have even bought some really cute DZ shirts from other chapters on ebay. It make me wish I had pushed for us to get shirts for everything! Anyone got any extra bid day shirts laying around?

AchtungBaby80 · #6 01-29-2005, 02:24 PM

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Originally posted by AWJDZ
hummm....I wanna say you can order them from greek101 or something. I know the university bookstore in Greenville has them. I will stop by there when I am in town and check the price of them for ya.

Thanks! I'd really appreciate that. You, too, DZGirl--if it's a really nice shirt, I'd be willing to pay a little more for it.

I'm a sucker for cute t-shirts as well! It's so sad...I bought almost every t-shirt for every event we did when I was active, and I'm still wearing them around to this day because I like them so much. (Well, that, and because DZ t-shirts pretty much comprise my entire t-shirt collection.) Sometimes you can find cute ones on e-Bay.

pixell · #7 01-29-2005, 04:26 PM

I'm not really a fan of the bubble letters...I like the regular ones better...I have so many pairs of letters, at least that's how I feel. My boyfriend likes to tease me that I wouldn't have anything to wear if I didn't have Winthrop or DZ shirts.
I don't know how I'm going to quit wearing them when I go to grad school. Do I need to get "alum" under them to wear them after graduation? I don't think I've seen anyone wearing them like that (even girls I know that have graduated)

AWJDZ · #8 01-29-2005, 06:55 PM

none of my letter shirts say alum...other an a homecoming shirt or two. I can hardly remember wearing any thing other than tee-shirt, sweatshirts, and letters during school (I was a PE and health education major, so I hard to basically dress down a lot). Besides, Monday was always letter day!

KatieKate1244 · #9 01-30-2005, 06:02 AM

I have a tote bag that has the bubble letters on it! I just wish it was slightly larger

WSUcheer99 · #10 02-04-2005, 10:18 PM

I agree with the wardrobe issue. I have enough DZ, college and dance team appareal to wear for 3 weeks without washing! It's all worth it though. I feel if I wear letters for more than one day at a time people look at me like I am obsessive or something. Hope everyone has a great weekend. I have a test tomorrow (yeah I was crazy enough to take a Sat. class) Go Eagles (you have to root for the underdog)

KatieKate1244 · #11 02-06-2005, 05:54 PM

Ugh...I took a Saturday class last spring and it wouldn't have been so bad if it hadn't been such a boring class! (It was Russian History, by the way.) Actually, I really liked that it was every other weekend, so I could go home one weekend if I wanted to.