Rarely have we traveled to Alabama without visiting Josh's almamater, Auburn University. In fact we've visited Auburn more than A&M, my almamater, which is only 31/2 hours away! I asked Josh if he ever imagined he'd be taking his son to visit his school when he was only 6 months old....Josh replied, "No, I thought he'd be one month old."
We attended a Camp War Eagle pep rally kicking off Auburn's freshmen orientation during our visit. Josh was a Camp War Eagle counselor for two summers while a student there, so we enjoyed visiting with the current staff and a few of Josh's old college friends who are still involved with the orientation. The "spirited" counselors and students frightened Cooper when we first entered Jordan Hare Stadium, but then he relaxed and enjoyed the band, the bright lights, and the many new faces.
We attended a Camp War Eagle pep rally kicking off Auburn's freshmen orientation during our visit. Josh was a Camp War Eagle counselor for two summers while a student there, so we enjoyed visiting with the current staff and a few of Josh's old college friends who are still involved with the orientation. The "spirited" counselors and students frightened Cooper when we first entered Jordan Hare Stadium, but then he relaxed and enjoyed the band, the bright lights, and the many new faces.
Josh's college dream come true....he's finally surrounded by Auburn cheerleaders:)
3 comments:
Wow, what an event! We took Kaelin to a baseball game recently and the noise was almost too much for her. Cooper seems to have done very well - the pics are adorable!
Well, I hate to say it, but Cooper looks at home at Auburn - and he always looks cute in orange and blue! Jenny, you can always hope for his undergrad at A&M and Master's at Auburn! (Doctorate at Arkansas???)
I like it! Good job. Go on.
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