Graduation Weekend

We just made a fast and furious trip this weekend out to Lubbock for Ethan's graduation from LCU. Here are a few pictures from graduation. We had such a great time. I always laugh about 79 times as much as normal when I am hanging out with my family. It is kind of weird that all my sisters and brother are done with school. It makes me feel old, which is why I think I have been on a night owl binge since going to Lubbock. We never went to bed before midnight while we were there. On Saturday night we stayed up talking with Matt and Brittany until almost 3 a.m. Imagine how young and hip I felt when I found out that my brothers friends came over to his apartment that night to celebrate his graduation with him and that that is how late they stayed up. Also, while Ethan and his friends were unable to make it to church the next morning because they were so tired, I did make it to church with my grandparents at 9:30a.m. and then drove all the way back to Dallas with no naps (lots of Dr. Pepper though). THen the next night Tricia had coupons for a free movie so we ended up going to this movie at 10:30 at night and not getting to bed until one. I am having my second round of college life this weekend. :)

Comments

Brandon E. said…

Funny pictures. Yep, you are too old for that kind of life. Just like me.

May 6, 2008 at 10:58 PM

Chrissy Cross said…

Glad you guys could have such a great time!! Wish we could have hung out more.

May 7, 2008 at 9:31 AM

Anonymous said…

We had a great time staying up with you guys. But felt it the next day. I napped way hard on Monday when we got back.
brittany

May 9, 2008 at 12:59 PM

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