My mom works very hard and hosts a luncheon for a group of senior citizens. We got to hang out at the luncheon. I saw my first grade teacher, Mrs. NeSmith. Love her! After the luncheon, we went down to this special room that mom's quilters have at the school. They make blankets for a group called Project Linus. We utilized the room to start working on Jessie's Trek clothes.
Mom
Grady/Dad
Silly Girls - Jessie and Andee
Jonathan
The kids got hungry, so I took them to Copeville to the most wonderful pizza place on earth. As a youngster, our family enjoyed an occasional trip to Pizza Getti. The Pizza Getti that I knew, burned down several years ago. They have rebuilt in its place a nice new swanky Pizza Getti. Thankfully, the secret pizza recipe didn't burn with the building. The pizza tastes just the way it did in the '80s.
See - I wasn't lying about it being new and swanky.
Just before 6:00 p.m. we were leaving Pizza Getti, and we spotted this beautiful moon. I think you can see everything so much clearer in the country. I guess because there aren't as many houses and buildings to block your view.
Just had to take this picture of my alma mater's marquis. Donkey Basketball... is that a Community thing? I remember Donkey Basketball games when I was in high school. However, I haven't encountered them since.
Last, but not least, I took a picture of the band hall. I wonder what Mrs. Hannon would think about her band hall having a missing r in conservatory? For some reason, I had forgotten that they had named the band hall after Mrs. Hannon. It is certainly a fitting name for a band hall. Of course, I loved Mrs. Hannon as a band director, Girl Scout Leader, and as my 4th grade teacher.
It was interesting being back in the building where I spent kindergarten through 9th grade (my sophomore year, they opened a high school across the street). I kept trying to show the kids around. At first they politely listened, and then they just looked really bored. I don't blame them!
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