Day one began with Capital University. My mom went there
when the dinosaurs roamed the earth, okay not that long ago and absolutely
loved it. I was excited to see her alma mater and ended up really liking the
school.
A good start is never a good sign for me; it usually means
my (bad) luck will catch up with me later. A road trip, of course, is never
complete without construction, toll booths and the occasional tornado warning
along with flash flooding. As you can see below luck is never on my side.
The next stop was Muskingum University and I could tell as
soon as we pulled up that it was not going to be where I spent my college
years. I walked on campus and walked right back off.
Another favorite part of road trips in constantly searching
for a good, or at the very least bearable, radio station. It was a hard decision
between oldies and country. Pictured below are the endless rows of corn that
inspired my radio station picks for the trip. It was country.
The final stop of day one was to the University of Mount
Union. It is absolutely gorgeous, the buildings all looked new but were built
with brick to give it that old time look, and it’s a perfect size. It’s also
part of a small town and they get really into the football team. The only bad
thing about it is that it’s over four hours away from my house which is a
little farther then I want to be. Still I could see myself there.
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