Last Wedding!

Another picture of my Juneav-Lately in the morning she's been pawing my back a little too hard I'm surprised it hasn't bruised...I do like her back rubs even though I know she's only doing it to get me up.



My classmate Sarah had her wedding last week, the short wedding was in Topeka and the Reception was in Hoyt, Kansas. I've never been to Hoyt before but I felt that I drove through most of it trying to find the community center building. Also I loved that even though I'd never been, four people followed me! Surprise! I didn't get lost, I'm lucky it was easy to find.

I talked to the lady with the Cello, she was adorably funny! There were a lot of kids and she had the same idea about them as I did.

I wasn't irritated with their wedding because the religious man didn't say much. They wrote and read their own vows. The wedding ceremony lasted five minutes and I didn't hear a word of it. I also liked that it had a very casual feel, the guys didn't wear suits.



They let their dog Olie in on everything, even walking them up the rows, very cute.

It was out side and it was HOT and STICKY! Some of the second years were there and my old roommate drove up from McPherson too.

I decided to wear the same thing I wore for Gina's wedding. Mostly because it was easier and I don't like shopping so it worked out that way.

(Myself and my old roommate)

My car only has the Radio and a tape player. I borrowed my mom's tapes and I've been listening the life out of her Carpenter's tapes. I did a project in 7th grade of the Carpenters and their song Mr. Guder. Everytime I listen to them it cracks me up how cheesy it makes me feel. I feel like grinning and doing the double handed point...yeah. Here are the two songs that remind me of the Carpenters

The first half is Mr. Guder