Alpha Phi Housing Academy in Kentucky

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My dear friend Maggi and I had the opportunity to go to Kentucky this past weekend to a housing academy for our sorority. We had a lot of fun, tracked through several airports and learned a lot. Not to mention we got to meet new sister from all over and that's always fun! 

Here's some pictures: 












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