I'm back from an extraordinary safari, which made me want to go back to college and major in photography, cheetah behavior or tent decor. I managed to avoid hungry hippos and sleeping sickness, and I'm all ready for move-in (CJ) and a new round of college touring (BH).
But if I manage to get a weekend at the beach, I'll be sure to pick up a copy of "I'm Going to College, Not You," a new book that nails the current state of parental involvement in the college process, due for release on August 31st. Here's a quote from a preliminary Booklist review: "Among the contributors, reflecting on everything from the beginning application process through move-in day, are Anna Quindlen, Jane Hamilton, the NeuroticParent blogger, as well as admissions directors of Smith and Colby colleges. Parents will enjoy the humor, drama and poignancy of this collection."
We ALL need to find a way to laugh at this process. Can’t wait to read it!