The girls were divided into 4 different groups and every 10 minutes they rotated to another speaker to ask questions. Most of the questions were focused on the high school and college experience. When there was a lull in the conversation, I welcomed them to ask other questions to make things a little interesting.
"Are you married?"
Ok, maybe opening myself up to other questions was not a good idea.
"When do you think you'll get married?"
o_0 Ummm...when I meet the right person? Right now, I'm happy on my own with my cat.
They giggled at my answer. -_-
Maybe it wasn't the cool answer, but when I reflected on the experience on my drive home, I think it was important for them to see that the speakers are in different places in their lives, and we are all successful. My friend Jessie is married with kids. My friend Jenny (another graduate school friend that came to the event) is married without kids. And I'm not married and I don't have any kids.
Jenny, who works at the University of Maryland, laughed and said that one of the girls wanted to know if the college boys hit on her. "No, I'm too old for them." "How old are you?" "31." "DANGGGG!" Bah ha ha.
The name tent the girls made for me. I'll have to add it to the one that I got from the UMD event last fall. |
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