Mom and I arrived in San Angelo this afternoon -- had a lovely drive. Mom hasn't been here in 3 years and was very interested in seeing how things had changed from when we lived here years and years ago. This is where I started school and went through my Sophomore year in high school. Interesting to see how things change.
We will do some visiting tomorrow and then Thursday evening we are going to a "Golden Oldies" get-together at Uncle's church -- it will be a fish fry and games. Yum, yum, and fun, fun, fun!
We will leave Friday morning to go back to Austin.
Hill Country Sunrise
Gracie and her BFF, Ronan
The Boat Quilt I made
All the fabric except the white came from one piece of fabric
Finally Finished -- March's UFO
This one took forever!
Guess who came to visit
About Me
- limpingalong
- Texas, United States
- Christian, wife, mother, grandmother, quilter, photographer, teacher, lover of flowers and music and the sounds of birds and children laughing.
River Baptism
My Bluebonnet hat
I made two of these for the Granddaughters
Little boys need quilts, too!
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The pocket came off of one of Grandpa's shirts and it contains a small "Clifford" to play with.
The Comfort of Psalms
Made for Mother's 85th birthday
K's Quilt - three-dimensional
she loved the flaps
Deer in HCF's yard
A field of Texas wildflowers
Friends along for the river trip (see Nov 2, 2008)
Wasn't He Cute!
My Daddy -- long ago Seabee
3 comments:
Sophomore year at school Anita. What's that then??
Good morning, Doug,
The American school system may be different from what you have there.
We start with Kindergarten, then have 1st through 5th or 6th grades which are known as elementary school. 6th or 7th through 8th are Middle School (It used to be Jr. High.) High school starts at
9th grade, which is Freshman year, 10th grade, which is Sophomore year, 11th grade, which is Junion year, and then 12th grade, which is Senior year. At that point one graduates and goes to college.
I stayed in San Angelo schools through 10th grade, then we moved to a little town named Ft. Stockton and there I completed my 11th and 12th grades and then graduated. I did not go to college.
Glad you are having a nice trip with your mom, Anita.
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