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Homecoming 2013 was a blast! For the day activity we helped one of the guys with his Eagle Scout project which was actually really fun. Then I left to go to the Dance Company tailgate dinner that dad, Ari, Free and Xanthe got to come to and then we all met at Davis for the Homecoming game! We killed Viewmont! We left a little early since it was so cold and it was 32 to 0. We got hot chocolate and went to Junstin's house to play games. We played a really funny game similar to Apples to Apples that I won.




The next day I had ballet and Nutcracker and then got ready. My mom was sewing the sleeves of the dress on a few hours before I was picked up. We got a pretty vintage dress from a French boutique in Bountiful. My grandma made the straps for me and my parents ran around everywhere trying to find a little jacket after deciding the sleeves weren't thick enough. I was a little stressed but of course it ended up fine!
My parents are so willing to get/do whatever I need even if I'm not sure what that is. I'm so lucky to have them!
We took pictures at Kyle's and had dinner at Justin's. The boys Their moms made dinner and it was delicious!
The dance was really fun. I saw all my friends and they played great music. In the big gym the jazz band was playing old-fashioned music that was fun to dance to.
After the dance we went to Justin's again to have dessert and play games. We had this Oreo Reese's dessert thing that was heaven! Oh my goodness it was so yummy
Homecoming 2013: success!



Thanks for being such a fun date Evyn!

My dad wasn't as embarrassing as I thought, but still, he was embarrassing.   :)

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