Last weekend, I got to return to College Station to teach at a workshop for my job.
As I’ve mentioned before, The Nerd and I both attended Texas A&M University.
There is just something wonderful about Aggieland.
There are always pennies at Sully’s feet.
The Century Tree stands tall and strong.
Its sprawling branches touch the ground, always covered with moss and underbrush.
The Century Tree is a sign of love and commitment. This was the first time The Nerd and I visited it since we’ve gotten married.
Of course, we had to swing by the Association of Former Students…
…to see this: A *giant* Aggie Ring.
The Nerd could stand inside it. It was *huge*.
Made by Balfour. Smile.
It was a such great trip. I hope you enjoyed sharing the sights with me.
Thanks for looking!
There’s just something special about Aggieland. Come take a walk with me and see the sights.
br>
tessica
how beautiful!
you have to love the south! and all of its beauty!
Jenn
LOL … my husband is an aggie, but I'm a longhorn. Even I get that there is something magical about aggieland. glad y'all enjoyed your trip!
Amy of Sing For Your Supper
Love Aggieland! We haven't been in awhile, though. Glad you enjoyed your trip! Looks like fun! 🙂
larisacapodieci
love the ring…think balfour will redo the logo? =P
Kelli (I'd So Rather Be Reading)
I went to Lamar Beaumont but my sister is a proud Aggie! Glad you had a good trip. We have an award for you here:
http://idsoratherbereading.blogspot.com/2010/07/versatile-blogger-award.html
Ashley
I like your blog, and I just gave you an award, visible HERE.
Eric
That ring is HUGE. Do you know the exact dimensions relative to an actual Aggie Ring?
JD
Imagine the size of the diamond…Great pictures.
JD, Class of 2002