1. These dudes live to jam and generally speaking, they like to quite simply just have fun – case in point, these are just two of the tens of photos of have of the bros dancing it out. I love that they’re not too cool for school. On the second night of my frat house vacation, we ventured out of the house (which BTW is a 30 room mansion) and we successfully crashed another frat’s party – quite the win.
2. If you want to par-tay, you best be ready to clean up. My first morning of the Frat Party vacay, I literally cracked up after leaving my lovely little room (I had my very own room BTW and it was quite nice – more importantly it was spotlessly clean), I noticed this sight right outside my door. Fascinating. Moreover, hard evidence that lots of fun was had in this large hallway. Yes, that is in fact a large leather couch.
3. Frat guys are not all stereotypes. We’ve all seen the movies, heard the stories, and are familiar with the stereotypes, but I after my immersion vacation, I can personally attest to the fact that these guys are friendly, funny, chivalrous, and most importantly, they provided my #1 survival necessity: coffee. Can they be semi-gross sometimes? Uh, duh. Of course, they’re boys. Nothing like waking up to a house full of shirtless dudes telling their unbelievable tales of the night before and sipping your morning joe (all while wearing knee-high boots…didn’t really want to go shoe-less on some of the questionable floors). I felt like I was living in a movie – it was awesome and so fun!
4. A Frat House Vacay also means you’re introduced to a new city and a new college. How often can you say that on a recent vacation, you saw a dinosaur skelaton and one of the world’s most iconic landmarks in the same day? Well, I can. Side note: The fraternity bros are excellent tour guides – they have tons insider details on the city and the university. Speaking of which, can you guess where I am? My tour guides were awesome!
5. Life Lesson: You can’t always take things at face value. Sure, these guys that I vacationed with for four days like to party and have fun. But honestly, when I sat down to chat with them one-on-one, I found out that they’re some of the most fascinating people I’ve ever come into contact with. One of them (get ready for this) was literally the California State Scrabble Champion (still nerding over this), another one scored a 1560 on the SAT, and one of the guys already has a legit 20 year life plan (I don’t even have mine completely down to a T yet). They were gracious, lovely hosts, and kept me LOL-ing for 4 days straight. I’m defintiely planning a return trip.
aha omg it seems you had so much fun at those frat party!! I don’t really know if we have an equivalent over here in France!! it’s a little different but cool too!! very part-ayy ^^
but anyway guys seems nice and fun for sure.. I would like to go to one like this for sure!! btw the place looks amazing regarding the pics ;=)
and of course when you have # 1 necessity Mr Coffee couldn’t be any better :p
Cheers
C.
Well, believe me, I know that the French definitely know how to have a good time, but this whole frat idea might be one of a kind:) Thanks Chris! xoxo
Oh I know we know how to have good time.. I’m a French Fun of a kind in blood… you’ll never want to sleep if you’re at a party with me!! trust me!! but the frat are unik to you … here it’s different but yet as fun ;=) (and crazy sometimes ^^)
Xoxox