Homecoming Extravaganza....phewee
I'm not sure how many of you noticed, but it was BYU's Homecoming last week. I had so much fun; attending various Alumni Association meetings, and even making an appearance in the Homecoming Opening Ceremonies (If anyone is interested in the Daily Universe article, click here). The week was filled with cheesy jokes and I even had lunch with Aunty Rere (my mum's sister) and her friend, Chris.Did I mention how long or how many meetings I attended this week? Oh, over 30 hours. Goo. I did get to meet with a lot of high rollers (CEOs, Senior VP's, Managing Directors, and Attorneys), so it was really interesting too.Probably the most important thing for me is that I actually made it through the week without having to miss too much important class information. My homework and stuff stacked up, but I think I was able to recover.
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1 comment:
30 hours is a lot to be in meetings... and over 30 is a lot more. Obviously. Look at you, all grown up!
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