Frat hard.

The harmony abilities of Lady Antebellum stolen my little heart since "Love Don't Live Here." I mean, let's be honest, "Lookin' for a Good Time" hit my iPod the week before my 21st birthday. Grreeeaaaat timing. (Note to Mama: Not that I applied the song to my life so much.... That song and I had more of a holistic, sieze-the-day summertime connection. Plus I sounded reeeaal nice when the radio was blarin'.)

Anyway, as a girl who attends school where boys rip there Nantucket Reds on Thursday night and go back to the frat house to change into Nantucket Reds Pair #2 (yes, happened Thursday), where the sorority + frat term "srat" appears in my text inbox terribly often (and more often from fellas), and where there is enough Lilly Pulitzer fabric on campus to tent Rhode Island, I feel this video is appropriate.

Lady A's cover of Easton Corbin's "I'm a Little More Country Than That."

Prep style.

Because I adore this baseball-hat-wearin' country newcomer.

Because maybe I popped my collar to class last week.

And because my friend has been singing his own "I'm a Little More Fratty Than That" since Spring Break.

Shady Pi? Not today, sir.

After a flu-induced hiatus, I'm back in action. Well, probably back officially tomorrow as Mama has lovingly shot down a night out at Montgomery's Brew Pub tonight. I mean, is coughing every five minutes that abnormal? I'm just clearing my throat.

Flu '09 Activities

Getting all my meals (read: grits) in bed.

Putting dates in my 2010 Lilly planner.

Texting conversations with one-third of my contacts.

Making pro/con lists for grad school versus the current job market.

Playing Words (aka Scrabble) with Sloan and Carol Anne via iPhone.

Wondering if there is really a bigger audience for Jersey Shore than The City.

Having time to thoughtfully decide my iTunes purchases, which are quite good consequently.

Trying to use J. Crew and Sephora giftcards online, but I don't get the same rush as in store, so I abstained.

Singing "Need You Now" by Lady Antebellum and "White Liar" by Miranda Lambert in an appealing raspy voice.

Upping my movie quota astronomically.

So, yeah. I just wanted you to know I haven't forgotten you and your sweet comments :)

Shameless Plug: And I've gotta shout out to one of my most fabulous friends and pledge sisters, Ellen (see above), who is now blogging. This future interior designer simply oozes class, even as we were stressed out, diet Coke-consuming co-rush chairs.

That's me and Elle-the-new-blogger in the middle on Bid Day.