Future Wildcat?

After spending some time frolicking and reminiscing on the campus of my alma mater it was only right we did the same at Kansas State, where Scott went to school.

I'd been to Manhattan, Kansas once for a football game but had never really seen the town, or campus. So, I convinced Scott we needed to make a road trip while we were in the area.

Being a bit biased towards Iowa State and the beauty its campus holds I wasn't sure what to expect as well approached the K-State campus...

 I fell in love with the cohesiveness of the buildings. Each one had a similar feel, and were made of limestone, a native Kansas stone.

It was such a gorgeous day, perfect, really.

It was great listening to Scott point out buildings and tell stories of "when he went to school."

Marcus found some steps and promptly made his way up them.

The picture on the bottom left might be one of my favorites: the towering building, and my little man staring up at it all.

For Marcus the best part was probably the water feature.

It took some work to keep the little guy out of the pool. He wanted to take a dip in the worst way!

We concluded our tour with a stop at the alumni center.

Marcus found the wildcat to be pretty impressive.

Once inside we spotted a salt water tank full of bright fish.

I'm not sure if Marcus thought the fish were neat, or if he was just trying to find a way to get in the tank himself.

Seeing the beauty of the school, and watching as Scott and Marcus enjoyed their time on campus I couldn't help but feel overwhelmed with happiness.

One day Marcus will make a decision as to where he'd like to continue his education, and I wouldn't mind if he, too, made K-State his home (though I'll totally cheer him on if he chooses Iowa State).