20 Year Reunion

Many of my loyal readers know I just attended my 20th high school reunion.  I went to Wren High School and while I didn't hate high school, I definitely don't list it as my favorite time in life.  I was relatively popular and smart but I was so unsure, not confident, hurting, and self-conscious.  I went to me reunion and had an ok time.  I was so glad to return home to my husband and my family.  That is where I belong!  Not in the past but in the future.  At 25, when I became a Christian, I decided not to let my past dictate my present or my future.  If God wants to use my past for His glory, then may His will be done.  I will not let it define who I am.  God defines who I am....PERIOD!

Kendall and me.  She was a dear friend and cheerleader!

Me in the car.  I am at a stoplight not driving!

I am posting some pictures so y'all can see and revel in the oldness...

Jenny and me!  We did a dance together in the 8th grade.  She swears she has the video!

Traci, Lori, and myself

Everyone who showed up out of 200+ graduates

'Fess Up Friday-20 Years in the Making

Time once again to hook up with Mamarazzi on her site Our Dandelion Wishes.  My confession is in honor of my 20th reunion on Saturday.




I confess that I didn't know that I would be this old!  Ever!

I confess that I had a bunch of crushes on guys in high school. None of whom ever had crushes on me.

I confess that God had a greater plan for me and gave me my hubby!  He always knows what He is doing!

I confess that I look better now than I did back then.  I was 5'8 and 112 lb.  Now, I am not skinny but healthy.

I confess that I like myself better now than I did then.

I confess that I grew up in the 80s and I believe that the higher the hair, the closer to God!  Thanks, Beth Moore.

I confess that I accomplished every goal I set for myself in high school.  I went even farther.  I had children, 4 to be exact!  They are beautiful!  I didn't want children then, so I guess I was an overachiever!

I am the 1 in the middle front with the beige dress!

I confess that I am so glad that I am not the same person I was then.