. . . february 1965 . . .
. . . my dad graduated
from law school
at the university of arizona . . .
. . . hallelujah! . . .
. . . we got to move back to mesa
from tucson . . .
. . . i was six and a half years old
and in second grade . . .
. . . a new school and a new ward . . .
. . . longfellow elementary
and nineteenth . . .
. . . i was so lucky . . .
. . . true story: there were
five girls my age
named julie in my ward . . .
. . . they let me
be their friend anyway . . .
{l~r: julie dastrup, julie pomeroy, koko head, julie ellsworth, stephanie davis}
{maiden names}
{sorry julies. someone had their eyes closed in every photo}
. . . it was a pretty tight knit group . . .
. . . i feel lucky to still be in touch
with several of them . . .
. . . we were in touch today
for a three hour lunch . . .
. . . we laughed,
we reminisced,
we talked about grandkids,
we hugged . . .
. . . we all still love each other . . .
. . . old friends are the best friends . . .
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5 comments:
I have pictures with eyes open!
So many fun memories, wouldn't trade them for the world or these incredible friends!
That was so much fun! It would not be the same without you. So glad you could come.
Obviously growing up I was the luckiest guy at Longfellow, Mesa Jr., Mesa High and the 19th Ward -- and at Cracker Barrel with my friends! Thanks a bunch gang!
Don't we treasure those kids we grew up in primary and sunday school with! I do.
Friends from childhood are the best. You look pretty in these pictures, Mom.
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