I showed up around 4:30 and began to help fluff out centerpieces, then helped re-hang gossamer that had fallen. Before I knew it, it was time to post door-duty and watch for wristbands as the kids went in.
I was really ready to leave about 8pm because I've been so tired lately, but I didn't want to leave her in a big mess at the end. I've been there when it's midnight and everybody says, "I gotta go, I've got a big day tomorrow" and there's still an hour's worth of work to be done.
I managed to stay til the end and then started ripping down the "rabbit hole" a little before the dance was over. I just wanted to get it over with.
I did have a great time with my fellow teacher-friends. It's always a good time when you can just talk to them in a normal environment instead of bustling through the halls with the quick wave and a "hi". The whole place looked gorgeous, and I know that our school has the prettiest prom that could ever be. Our homecomings are quickly taking that status as well... ;)


Glad it was a success! I'm sad I'm no longer a part of that tradition. : (
ReplyDeleteI almost didn't recognize Jill with her brown hair!!
Wow...those kids are very lucky to have such a great prom. It really looks like an important formal event with the dramatic lighting and all.
ReplyDeleteYou are under orders to take care of yourself, Madame! I don't like hearing that you're tired so much...weary is more like it. Orders! Do you hear me??
PS....that comment on today's picture made me smile and smile.