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The Unofficial Big/Little Bucket List For Arkansas Greeks

Some fun ideas for getting to know your little

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The Unofficial Big/Little Bucket List For Arkansas Greeks

There are a lot of things I am looking forward to about the upcoming school year such as football games, marching band and finally getting to take classes for my major, but what I am mostly looking forward to is finally getting a little!

I just started making gifts for her and I cannot wait till the Reveal. I took two littles this past school year, one in the fall and one in the spring, but they both dropped before initiation. Hopefully, my little-to-be will make it to initiation, find her home here in Sigma Phi Lambda and become a close friend of mine.

I have been looking forward to getting to pin my little at Initiation since my own initiation in Spring 2016, and even though it did not work out this past year, I am hoping and praying that it does this school year. Anyways, here is a list of things to do and see in Fayetteville with your new little. This does not just apply to Phi Lamb, it applies to any girl who is in a sorority and is planning on being a Big.

Here is my Big/Little Bucket List, in no particular order:

  • Take a Zumba class at the gym on campus together
  • Introduce your little (If they are new to the U of A) to the holy grail known as Mexico Viejo
  • Take them to the trendiest coffee shop in town, in my opinion, Mama Carmen’s
  • Go get meal trade together after chapter
  • Share testimonies
  • Hammocking by Old Main
  • Late night Andy’s run
  • Bachelor-watch party
  • Take a cute pic together at a football game
  • Spend the day at Devil’s Den
  • Farmer’s Market
  • Decorate her door right before Big/Little Reveal and on her birthday
  • Crystal Bridges
  • Have a spa night at your place
  • Rock Climbing at the HPER
  • Wear matching costumes at a themed function
  • Study together at the Mullins Library or the Greek Theatre
  • Go to C3 (or another Bible study or worship night) together
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