we drove up on saturday morning for the 3:00 game, and from the get-go, it turned out to be a fantastic trip. liam won the kids' raffle at the party, coming home with his very own rainbow loom. richmond prevailed in what turned out to be an exciting game. and after spending the night with our friends, susanna gained a new bestie in the form of our friends' nine-year old daughter. a victory for all involved!
in a crazy coincidence, a friend of ours from raleigh was responsible for all the new fancy seating in the stadium. he explained that rather than going the cheaper route of simply screenprinting the spider on the back of each chair, U of R opted for the much more expensive method of embroidering. and you start to see how easily the renovation earned its $17 million pricetag ...
i reconnected with gobs of college friends, some of whom i hadn't seen in decades. (from left, danielle, me, jen, dave, alison, and patrick). ironically, the birthday boy isn't in this picture
an excerpt from the text message chain between susanna and elise. "maybe elise and i can go to richmond together and be roommates like you and her mommy were!" susanna said. i'm printing out the scholarship forms as we speak
four happy spider fans with full bellies, a raffle prize, new buddies, and a victory. doesn't get any better
oh wait! it does get better -- we also all received a free fleece spider headband (as seen on susanna). we'll be showing our spider pride all winter long
oh wait! it does get better -- we also all received a free fleece spider headband (as seen on susanna). we'll be showing our spider pride all winter long
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