Temptation Tuesdays: KEP Designs

October 8, 2013.Reading time 2 minutes.

During football season, I try to wear my alma mater’s colors without looking ridiculous at the tailgate and game. One way to show off my school’s colors (Randolph-Macon College) is through wearing chic jewelry. Thankfully, our school colors are black, lemon, gold – nothing that clashes badly! I have always liked that KEP Designs offers […]

Duke University, J. A. Jones Construction, and some family history

March 18, 2012.Reading time 8 minutes.

My great-great Grandfather with three of his sons, including my great-grandfather Raymond Jones, Sr., and Edwin L. Jones, Sr. which the below story involves. This photo may have been taken at the launching of a Liberty ship, when we ran the Brunswick and Panama City shipyards during WWII. For the 1912 Commencement, a father writes […]

Prayers for Taylor Anderson

March 16, 2011.Reading time 1 minute.

Taylor Anderson is a Virginia native. She attended St. Catherine’s School in Richmond, Virginia. She graduated from our college, Randolph-Macon College, in 2008. She was a member of Macon’s Alpha Gamma Delta chapter and was an Asian Studies minor. I cannot remember her major. She joined the Jet program the summer she graduated and this […]

Forever Prep

March 11, 2011.Reading time 5 minutes.

Hello ladies! Well this adorable young man was staring up at me when I got home yesterday. Virginia Living is an incredible magazine that my Mom and I have subscribed to since it was first published several years ago. It reminds me of “W” with its oversize format but the pages are heavy and glossy, […]

Ask Sydney

February 12, 2011.Reading time 7 minutes.

Students walking for Relay for Life A classmate of mine is not graduating this year. I would like to share you her story, which she included in a student-wide email. The next email after her story is about what Randolph-Macon College plans to do to help Sydney and people like her. Here is Sydney! “My […]

Vera Bradley

January 10, 2011.Reading time 1 minute.

I love the overly patterned, cotton washing-machine-friendly goodness that is Vera Bradley. While my passion has certainly waned a bit since my Freshman year of college in 2003, or even when I was in boarding school before that… I still like the comfy goodness that is Vera Bradley when I go grocery shopping or am […]

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