Last Week of High School- Day 4

 GRADUATION DAY

Today I graduated from high school! It is now official! It really has not sunk in yet. There are times where it does, but then it fades.

Examples:

• When we were going down to the tunnel area where all the girl graduates were meeting up, it hit me there.
• When we moved our tassels to the right side
• When we watched a year in review
• Someone said we are now Alumni
• Once when I was walking outside after the graduation in my cap and gown.

I think that is pretty much it. Right now, not really. I am sure it really start sinking in the more I prepare for college and once I start heading up to Logan.

But let me rant about those caps. They are terriable! It would not stay on my head! It was difficult. I had a bobby pin, but then I lost it. In a few pictures my cap is off, and that is why. Because it refused to stay on my head.  

I am having a Graduation Party at 6:30, so I will blog about that later.

And the Senior All Night Party at 11:00pm-5:00am I will blog about that later too!

Me and my Mom

Me and Audrey

My mom, me, and my dad



Me and Taylor



I know it's blurry, but this is me walking through the "M" and my little wave.

My Grandparents- one grandma, she was in the car.

My Aunt Sheryl, me, and my Aunt Sis

Dad and Me

Blake and Me

My Family and Me

Seminary Graduation

Today was Seminary Graduation. One graduation down, one more to go!

It was at 7:00 at the Stake Center and our theme was "Hope Cometh of Faith."

Since I was on the Seminary Graduation Council, I was one of the people who had to give a talk. I prepared it very last minute (when am I going to learn not to procrastinate?). Thanks goodness for parents who help you through everything!!!

I am so thankful for Seminary and the influence it has made in my life. It has made me a better person and has kept me on the right path. My Seminary teachers were amazing! Their testimonies helped build mine. My teachers would be funny and make us roll on the floor laughing but then a few moments later the Spirit would be so strong in the room and you leave the class hoping you would never forget that Seminary day.

I am so grateful that I could take Seminary during the school day, and not early in the morning. I did it one term, and that took some sleep out of my life, but that class was amazing and I remember feeling such a powerful spirit there very often, and it was a wonderful way to start the day.