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Originally Posted by AlwaysSAI
Why hello my dearest and most wonderful-est friend!
Our joint rush night with PMA & MPE used to be on Thursday nights and it was always bowling. I was sitting there--I honestly don't remember if I bowled or not....but the members that were at the event realized that it was my birthday and they all sang happy birthday to me. I was so happy.
During pledging, I'll never forget the night we made our gifts for the sisters. I'm not sure if you've seen them. We made red felt scarves with ironed on letters "SAI" (since we couldn't do the greek) and sewed little roses on either side. That night was so amazingly fun. I can still hear all the laughter and joy in our voices. We were just a few weeks away from initiation. And, two fellow pledge sisters went out and bought everyone little red bags, puff painted the letters "sai" on them (not the greek ones) and our names. I still have that bag.
This is gonna sound....bad, but I was never particularly close with anyone in my pledge class. It was hard to get to know the girls when I wasn't in the music building all day. I'd like to see more time dedicated specifically to pledge class bonding during the MIT period.
Oh-and there's girl on here. Her name is Jessica. Username is CuriousWildcat. She is (i believe) past VPM for her chapter and instituted a preference day and candle passing ceremony. I don't know her chapter designation, but I know she's at University of Kentucky. YOU SHOULD GET UP WITH HER. She was recently initiated into KKPsi as well.
Oh-and you called me. I'm at work--and recently got chewed out for being on my phone at work. (story for another time) so I couldn't pick up. IM me if you need something.
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I'm curious as to why do your letters have to be SAI instead of the greek letters?
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