I went to college when I was 17 at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Florida. This was not a huge school by any means. At the time it was more known for its Liberal Arts programs. There was a huge enrollment there when I went for education majors, which I was and their music program. As a freshman, I was quite the joiner and did anything and everything I could on campus with groups and clubs. By the second semester of my freshman year I rushed and was a Greek - Zeta Tau Alpha.

Having fun around campus was always pretty easy....parties, local bars, events, etc but I think one of the things I had the most fun doing was the childish fun - swimming in the fountains. The campus at FSC was beautiful with lots of fountains. It was always the thing to do to sneak around and put Mr. Bubble and some food coloring in the fountains so the next day all could see the funny display as you walked past them either to the Library or to class or to the Chapel as the spilled bright orange bubbles.

Campus security would walk the campus at night or be on bikes. So to swim in any if the fountains you needed a lookout! We would jump in fully clothed in our PJs and swim, add some bubbles and play, splash the heck out of each other and practically empty some of the smaller fountains! Once someone got a glimpse of security we had to run like hell to get back to the house or to a hiding spot that would conceal our wet and giggling selves.

Nice and juvenile huh??? But it was fun! :)
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