We went to my husband's school two days before Christmas. Robert Morris is a huge university known for its business courses. The bookstore was our main destination but hubby gave us a tour.
He bought a book that is not available anywhere else but in the school's store. As much as possible, hubby does not like buying books in the school because it is way expensive than buying it online. I think that's one way of school's strategy to get the student to buy books from them, to have it available only in their school hehe.
This is the picture of how the old RMU looked like. It was hanging on the wall at the library. Their library is huge!
It's nice to go there during vacation because few people are around so taking pictures is not to conscious. I found it interesting that there are names engraved on the octagon ceiling. Not sure if they are alumnus or the founders. The three flags below are the flag of the school, the state of PA, and the US flag.
There is a new building being built on the other side of the school. I think this will be the replacement of the building they sold to Doquesne University in downtown w Pittsburgh. Hubby saw a big squirrel so he took some pics but it was way too far. We proceeded to the Robinson Mall when we left school. That will be on my next post hehehe.
That was an interesting trip for us. We learned a little bit about hubby's school.
Merry Christmas Sweetheart!! may you and your loved ones Be Blessed!!!
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KEren
What a tour, ganda ng university nila
ReplyDeleteLaki ng university na yan ah!Happy Holidays to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteLaki rin pala ng Morrison ano, parang maliit lng yata na building yung nasa Duquesne. anyway, hehe kuhang kuha mo and SW plane bading hehe. Buti naman nakapaglakwatsa kayo dun sa school ni John. Ako nga rin nahihiya mag take ng phot kapag sumama ky joe sa school
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Yes, great that you have visited your hubby's school to buy a book and to look at the school facilities. They all look so impressive and huge. It's just like entering a small town already. Ang cute nyo namang magina, hehehe. Para kayong mga eskimos sa get ups ninyo na balot na balot. Great that you had a wonderful Christmas celebration. Happy New Year to you all. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.
ReplyDeletewow! thanks for taking us too sis...love looking at the photos....:) puting puti ang paligid....:)
ReplyDeleteWell, how nice that the university has so many mellow yellow buildings, too. LOL
ReplyDeleteNow you and the children can think of him when he's there, and you'll know where "there" is. That's great.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Sounds like a fun visit. :)
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful Christmas celebration, cheers to the New Year.
Liz @ MLC
woahhhh! lamig na lamig ang kapaligiran ... so lovely! Good Luck to HUbby...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely tour. The photos are great. I really love the family photo at the header. Happy MYM and I wish you and your family all the best in the New Year 2011.
ReplyDeleteThat is one big and beautiful school! Ano inaaral diyan ni hubby, sis?
ReplyDeletethanks for the tour sis. too bad, i only know Philip Morris, not robert. do you think they are related?
ReplyDeleteLOL! just joking. happy holidays!
You are blessed to roam around many places :)
ReplyDeleteYou took great pictures of really neat angles and everything. :) Thanks for stopping by LSO. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteBumibisita dito bading, hindi pa ako nakapag adgi haaay
ReplyDeletewow! it seems like I have gone on a trip there myself! thanks for sharing... very huge university compound indeed.. and I love the snow!! happy holidays...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour, Rose...
ReplyDeleteThe university is so huge!
Thanks for dropping by...happy holidays, too...
perfect tour for the family. its like reminiscing the past. a place worth to visit indeed! happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea...and beautiful campus!
ReplyDeletelaki ng school at ang daming snow dyan! dito wala na!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful, Rose. thank you for taking us there. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat mellow yellow photos. I love the third one. Thanks for stopping by.
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