Atlanta doeee

RLA season has begun! In the spring, Chi Phi hosts Regional Leadership Alliances for 5 different areas across the US: Southwest, Texas, Midwest, West Coast and Northeast. We just had the Southest RLA and had over 130 participants from Florida, Virginia and Alabama. Always great to see leaders from all over come to a program with the common goal of improving their local chapters. Great leadership program filled with excited young minds, ready to make change in their respective chapters. 

Following RLAs, I visit Emory University and was that one for the books. Beautiful campus, not the first time I've been able to see the campus in full force. However, my visit overlapped with Atlantas SnowMagedon14! 3 inches fell grin Atlanta and the city shut down. People were stranded, food was bought out at all stores, and some people had to walk 10 miles in snow to get home because cars were abandoned on the freeway. An unreal site and a great experience of the hand of brotherhood always extended. The brothers of the Gamma Colony put me up for a night and saved me from either getting stranded on the freeway or having to drive what normally would take 40 minutes to get home, it took people 4+ hours. Thanks again guys, you were very gracious hosts and I appreciate your hospitality. Pretty funny to see such a major city crippled by a little unexpected weather. 

Seanye. Out. 

Song of the day: Snow - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Gamma Colony's Temporary house for the year. 

Crazy traffic map (the one a few hours later had the entire perimeter red!!)

Day 2, hour 36: Seanye survived Atlantas SnowMagedon14!

Day 2, hour 47: Home sweet Dirty Bird Den.