Labor Day is really just code word for Hooper Tomato Days.
Right?
Yes. I'm right.
I am Lindsey Rendon and I must admit I am obsessed with H-Town. As in Hooper, Utah. As in "I'm from the Ogden-Area" to all these new people I'm meeting at college because Hooper is as some people would say..."the town right before the edge of the earth."
Not kidding once a boy came to pick me up for a date and said, "Wow, I didn't think I would be driving to the edge of the Earth when I woke up today."
Anywhooooo. This college-student was able to make the four hour drive up north as a result of a long weekend.
Call me a super senior if you must, because the first stop after I made it home was the Fremont High Football game. I got to watch my wonderful friends on Silverline perform a fantastic half-time performance and I may have even shed a few tears as I reminisced on my own drill team experience. Then again maybe I didn't shed a few tears. How will you ever know? ;)
I'm on that new school. Wall Dog is still reppin that old school.
Also I would have watched the game however, I was busy crawling through the bleachers finding all my favorite people in Weber County to talk too and that was FANTASTIC.
It was quite wonderful to find some friends that I graduated with and chat with them about their own college experiences after the game. I still kind of wish we could have a graduation reunion every 6 months. I love the class of 2015.
Entering Saturday...
I got to witness one of my favorite babies win the baby contest in Hooper.
He deserved it cute thing.
Then I got to cheer my cousin on from the sidelines in his little league football game.
GO. GAV.
The main event of the weekend was my cousin's wedding. She made a beautiful bride however the pictures I took with her turned out less than beautiful so just imagine a blushing bride in your head.
Sunday
The Hooper 1st ward is a wonderful place. I'm still getting used to the Young Single Adult ward which is a little difficult when you feel too young to be a Single Adult. The church is true in every ward and that's the important thing.
Another wonderful part of Sunday was this moment.
I wish my horses could fit in the trunk of my car and could live in the pantry at my apartment.
I've been attempting to make a cowgirl out of my friends. So the Wall-Eye Clan and the Saunders fam came down to my home and took a few trips around the arena.
Walli even made it "full-speed ahead." -but not really
Monday.
here's what i have to say about monday. It was anything but "another manic monday."
P.S. - If you want to have a good day take a look at that music video on Youtube.
Started off the day watching the Tomato Days Parade. It's sometimes a strange feeling to be on the sidelines of a parade. growing up is a weird thing.
See look how simple life is as a baby. They don't even feel the need to pose for pictures.
Then I spent the day eating delicious food and chatting with wonderful people before I headed back to T-Bird territory.
LUV. HER.
After a weekend away and answering the "How is college" question about 12 million times it was nice to head back to the flat with Ryanne.
I should also note that we have chosen to call our apartment the flat because sometimes your life just needs to be spiced up a little.
I LOVE my home, but the next chapter of life has begun and so far it's been wonderful.
with lots of love.
Lindsey
Right?
Yes. I'm right.
I am Lindsey Rendon and I must admit I am obsessed with H-Town. As in Hooper, Utah. As in "I'm from the Ogden-Area" to all these new people I'm meeting at college because Hooper is as some people would say..."the town right before the edge of the earth."
Not kidding once a boy came to pick me up for a date and said, "Wow, I didn't think I would be driving to the edge of the Earth when I woke up today."
Anywhooooo. This college-student was able to make the four hour drive up north as a result of a long weekend.
Call me a super senior if you must, because the first stop after I made it home was the Fremont High Football game. I got to watch my wonderful friends on Silverline perform a fantastic half-time performance and I may have even shed a few tears as I reminisced on my own drill team experience. Then again maybe I didn't shed a few tears. How will you ever know? ;)
I'm on that new school. Wall Dog is still reppin that old school.
Also I would have watched the game however, I was busy crawling through the bleachers finding all my favorite people in Weber County to talk too and that was FANTASTIC.
It was quite wonderful to find some friends that I graduated with and chat with them about their own college experiences after the game. I still kind of wish we could have a graduation reunion every 6 months. I love the class of 2015.
Entering Saturday...
I got to witness one of my favorite babies win the baby contest in Hooper.
He deserved it cute thing.
Then I got to cheer my cousin on from the sidelines in his little league football game.
GO. GAV.
The main event of the weekend was my cousin's wedding. She made a beautiful bride however the pictures I took with her turned out less than beautiful so just imagine a blushing bride in your head.
Sunday
The Hooper 1st ward is a wonderful place. I'm still getting used to the Young Single Adult ward which is a little difficult when you feel too young to be a Single Adult. The church is true in every ward and that's the important thing.
Another wonderful part of Sunday was this moment.
I wish my horses could fit in the trunk of my car and could live in the pantry at my apartment.
I've been attempting to make a cowgirl out of my friends. So the Wall-Eye Clan and the Saunders fam came down to my home and took a few trips around the arena.
Walli even made it "full-speed ahead." -but not really
Monday.
here's what i have to say about monday. It was anything but "another manic monday."
P.S. - If you want to have a good day take a look at that music video on Youtube.
Started off the day watching the Tomato Days Parade. It's sometimes a strange feeling to be on the sidelines of a parade. growing up is a weird thing.
See look how simple life is as a baby. They don't even feel the need to pose for pictures.
Then I spent the day eating delicious food and chatting with wonderful people before I headed back to T-Bird territory.
It was a delicious corn dog. Also it wasn't pasta which is like all I've been eating at school.
Cousins & Corn dogs bigger than your face.
It's a wonderful life.
I should mention I paid six dollars for this corn dog which is probably the reason I felt the need to document the experience.
I also got to catch up with this girl that's been around...for only my whole entire life.
After a weekend away and answering the "How is college" question about 12 million times it was nice to head back to the flat with Ryanne.
We enjoy it in Flat #2.
I should also note that we have chosen to call our apartment the flat because sometimes your life just needs to be spiced up a little.
I LOVE my home, but the next chapter of life has begun and so far it's been wonderful.
with lots of love.
Lindsey
THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY.. I CAN ACTUALLY STOCK YOUR LIFE! YAY! :)
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