I am a Tri Delta woman!

I am a Tri Delta woman!

I am a Pansy.

I am an alumna.

I am a writer.

It has been five years since I signed my official bid to Delta Delta Delta, five years since I have been initiated into an organization that made my college career.

Three years since I became a Pansy and entered into the world of Tri Delta Alumnae women. Today I welcomed more sisters to alumnae status; sisters whom I have watched grow and develop.

Sarah, I was there when you were initiated and am proud to call you my sister! You’ve grown from a pearl to a pine and finally you are now a pansy! Congratulations, welcome to the brighter side of things!

Rebecca, although we have not known each other that long I am glad to have you in my life! I am so incredibly pleased to be able to call you part of my delta family! Your friendship is one I am truly thankful for! I cannot wait to see what the future has in store for you!

To all the other seniors who have transitioned from Pine to Pansy, Congratulations Sisters! This is a major accomplishment for you and I was glad to be a part of your Circle Degree!

DLAMA

xoxo

Three Times Better With Just One Letter ... ΔΔΔ

Thank you TimeHop!

 

I can’t believe it’s been five years to the day that I signed my bid to Delta Delta Delta! So much has happened to me in the last five years, so many new and exciting things! But seeing the pictures displayed on my TimeHop brings me right back to the day itself!

I remember squatting behind the stage with one of my new pledge sisters! *ahemMalloryahem* Both of us bursting with excitement as we prepared to join our new sisterhood and begin our New Member Process together.

I remember flashes. No really that’s a legit memory, just flash after flash as picture after picture was snapped. Fast forward only two short years the number of flashes became much fewer as I became the unofficial chapter photographer, only one camera necessary!

But really what I remember most are the people. I was suddenly surrounded by girls I didn’t know I had new sisters, but more importantly I had a whole new group of friends and a whole new family.

Five years ago had you asked me if I thought this group of girls would change my life my answer would have been, I hope so. Now five years later I can say for sure they did change my life. They’re my sisters, my support system, my friends, and my family.

Weekend trips to Hershey Park. Being kidnapped for a day of shopping at the outlets. My Big’s wedding! Supporting another sister’s accomplishments as she probably displays her art. Returning to my roots to assist the Alpha Alpha chapter prepare for their current recruitment process.

Delta Love and Mine Always Epsilon Mu’s!

BBPB

xoxo

Happy Founders Day!!

"At last, all was finished on Tuesday...November 27, 1888, but there was one more meeting of the two friends on the following afternoon before they separated for the Thanksgiving recess, at the top of the college building in what was then the Philological Library. It was there that the two girls embraced each other and said 'Tri Delta is founded'...It is not strange that the hearts of these sponsors were full of emotion as together they went out of the college building, for each felt there were added reasons why her Thanksgiving should be a very happy one. When they came to the parting of the ways at the historic Boston Common, Miss Pond said, 'We can make the girls we initiate promise secrecy, but what shall hold us two?' So there in the shadow of the old Park Street Church, with a bright new moon and three brilliant stars nearby...the two faithful friends clasped hands and said, 'In the presence of these myriads of witnesses, I swear eternal loyalty and fealty to Delta Delta Delta.'" 
Happy Founders' Day to all my sisters!! DL <3 BBPB