On Friday I could no longer procrastinate and I had to face my peers.  We all met at our old high school at the basketball  homecoming game.  It was time to meet up for our 20th class reunion.  Except it was really our 21st.  There were few who came from out of town, but mainly those of us that live close by and never get to see each other.  We stayed out way past my bedtime.  The laughs were worth it. Basically people had not changed too much; we all just looked different. I wore my old cheer leading jacket just to be funny and for those who stopped to see what I was wearing they did in fact chuckle.
Addie and her friend attended their first middle school dance and of course had very little to say about the event.
The next morning Allie had a basketball game 8:30 Saturday morning.  The girls played the team that they played in the season opener.  The other team had been working hard.  They had improved, however we still managed to win.  Allie even made a basket.  She was rather surprised and pleased with herself.
Next we loaded up in the car and headed to Manhattan for the 4-H day with the Cats.  This is an annual event.  The kids get a special meal package and an event T-Shirt.  The Lady Cats played Iowa State and managed to pull out a win for their crowd.
Next we headed to Cox BBQ because that’s where the kids wanted to eat.  We enjoyed some I-70 seasoned French fries and headed home. We stopped in Hutch at DQ and Weston enjoyed his first Butterfinger Blizzard.