If you guessed rain boots, you are correct! ((Students coming to college--or just college employees--please purchase a pair of rain boots. You can get them at Target for like $20. Breaks my heart to see those ruined hem lines. Just tuck 'em in your boots and change into your fancy shoes when you get to class/your office.))
It was coming down a pour when I left Lexington, and that rain followed me all the way to Pikeville. But, since I was wearing my rain gear, the rain didn't prevent me from stopping to show you the scenery. In fact, Roomie called while I was heading down the Mountain Parkway.
"What cha doin'?" she asked.
"Well I'm headed to Pikeville. Actually, I just turned around and am headed away from Pikeville because I saw some stuff I wanted to take pictures of."
"Is it a barn?"
"Yup."
I might become known as "barn girl" if I don't watch it. But I Just.Can't.Help.Myself!
In fact, for our $5 office holiday gift exchange, I think I am going to make a "Recruiter on the Road" Barn Calendar. Get ready URC! If you would like to purchase one, to go toward the "Rebecca wants to become a craftepreneur fund," just let me know. (You know, like an entrepreneur, but with crafty things)
So, back to Pikeville.
The real story, however, was the student who told me he had a perfect score on the ACT, a 4.3 weighted gpa, was a three time state football champion, lost the golf championship by one stroke, also played basketball, baseball and wrestling, and had already been flown down to an LSU game and offered a scholarship by LSU. And he is only a junior. You do the math. He was just waitin' on UK athletics to call him back. Riiiigggghhhht. If there is such a student out there, I apologize for not believing you. But these kinds of students don't really exist. And I can't give you a scholarship based on your story alone. So thanks for coming out to the Pikeville Preview Night, hope to see ya on campus real soon.
Tomorrow I am off to Ashland, where I must do two things. 1. go to the mall and find some nude pumps to go with the skirt I brought to wear since I forgot my accompanying shoes at home (or find another skirt to go with the pair of boots I have on hand...whichever I find), and 2. stop for a fried bologna sandwich at the little cafe by the bridge that I visit every year because they have free wifi!
Now I must go finish the book I started at dinner this evening, Heaven is for Real. Page Turner! See you all in Ashland!
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