Well prom was awesome. Everyone looked so pretty/handsome. And it looked like everyone had an good time. Between the vintage dancers, diner, and the awards everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Even when it ended and everyone left to go to wherever they were going.
When me and my date(Katie) got there, there was no one else there besides Mrs. Moise and the workers. So we sat on the patio over looking the parade grounds and talked. We were there a little early and there were people suppose to betaking pictures already but I guess not. We actually were the photographer’s test subjects, he needed someone to look at to get the right look.
Then people started to arrive and it slowly picked up. We still had a while to waste so we went back on the patio. We talked and laughed about whatever. This is a great pass time for someone who is bored and lonely, surround yourself with awesome GODLY friends. A privilege I have all the time. Like on that night.
Then the vintage dancers arrived we were excited to step on the floor to try though we didn’t really know what the heck we were doin’. they started with something very similar to square dancing, which I love and have done quite a lot. So the first dance was fun and easy to pick up after a second. Then the second one was a waltz and that had one part that I couldn’t get which made the whole rest of the dance hard.
We had to stop that early cause we were behind schedule so we set and ate. While we were finishing eating they began to give awards and superlatives. Corey Landry, like usual, stole most of the awards. The superlatives were few and very uninventive. You could tell that little planning went into them.
Then the “prom” ended and every thought went to two words, “after party” a few pictures and farewells were exchanged. Then everyone separated and went where ever they went. Me and Katie had to get home early cause of engagements on Monday. I dropped her off in zacary and I went another 40min. Home. But I do not regret any of it.