10-Year High School Reunion

Last year when we moved to AZ, I asked Jared what he thought about coming back for my High School reunion and because he was so positive in the affirmative,  I pretty much set my heart on going (just another excuse to come back to SLC).

My friend Charisse, and I decided that we’d both go so that we’d have moral support in case no one else that we knew decided to show up.

It was a quick and pretty much insane trip.  We drove up Thursday night after Jared got off work, stayed in Kanab overnight then drove the rest of the way Friday.  We were really only there from 4 pm Friday until 11 am Sunday—not too much time for 24 hrs of time in the car.  It actually was very fun talking to Jared for all that time about our plans/dreams for the future.

The reunion was pretty fun.  There was a “play-date” at the park for everyone who wanted to come and see/show off the offspring of the alumni.  It was fun.

Here’s Charisse and her cute little baby boy Jared (he kept turning his head) and I. 

This is my friend Erin and her darling 10-day-old baby, Me, and my Friend Sherrie

  

Me and Kim

Me and Sherrie

Malissa and I, (she just had a baby about three months ago but you can’t even tell)

The evening event was a dinner which was a buffet with lasagna and then cake for dessert.  They had a quiz about Taylorsville Trivia, and then people won prizes for things like having the most kids, having the most friends on Facebook, traveling the furthest (no it wasn’t me) and things like that.  There was also a raffle.  It was pretty fun.  They ended the evening with the Band of one of the alumni.  I would have liked to have heard them but it was so loud that you couldn’t really hear so we went outside, ended up talking to some friends for a while and then going. 

Here’s Jason and Charisse (they won two prizes!)

 

Me and Michelle L

Here’s me with Michelle S, and Jessica

   Here’s a picture of us friends who came from out of state, Eve (North Carolina) Lindsay (Wyoming) and Me (Arizona).

It was fun to see those who showed up, so I’m glad I went.