To make the photos a little more interesting (because we can be pretty boring people, y'know!), we had classy, classy cardstock mustaches.
To make the world a more entertaining, when we were done, we stuck them to a handrail on campus and drew faces. Last I checked, they were still there, a week and some change later.
The cheese-tastic, requisite photos with the school motto were also done, in the most serious manner possible. Clearly, we were all meant to be models.
(Somehow I conned my roommate into taking some photos for us, even though she had a full day of studying planned. She is wonderful, clearly.)
I've been preparing myself for a life of solitude and study once both of these lovely ladies leave, I think it'll work out quite well for me.
Clearly you are not a robot.
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And you are lining up Fall Semester friends, so don't lie and say you're going to be a hermit. I'll make sure Taylor is very persistent at befriending you. You'll be chips&dipping every day. :D
These are both delightful pictures, providing further evidence that my wonderful daughter found an absolutely marvelous educational institution with creative comrades perfectly suited to further enhancing her unique approach to the world and life.
ReplyDeleteI wish you all the best on the next steps in your adventures, and look forward to hearing from all of you.
Dana- we know how to make rice the right way here! If you want to escape the city, you know how to reach me.
Rachel- Thank you for continuing to look out for Liza's best interests. I have to agree with you that I'm doubting the hermit phase myself, but you ARE irreplaceable.
Liza- Didn't your mother teach you not to deface public property? (I'm sure your faces have brightened many people's days. I won't be surprised to hear that copycats start springing up all over campus.)
Abrazos to all of you!
If chips&dipping will be an integral part of our relationship, we may not be able to be friends!
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