In case you want to go.. .

My hometown is having a highschool roundup reunion.

I am making some changes to the flyer to preserve the anonimity of my hometown, but anyone to whom it pertains will know anyway.

I was not our class president, but the person in charge could not contact him, so I am now in charge of contacting our class.  If you were ever in my class, please feel free to email this page to anyone else who might be interested.


M H S BUCKAROO ALUMNI


“ROUNDUP”

Friday & Saturday, July 22 & 23, 2011

AGENDA

Friday, July 22nd –

1:00 p.m. Meet at MHS to decorate Saturday parade float

7:00 p.m. Meet at MHS Auditorium for program, sock-hop, refreshments

Saturday, July 23rd –

8:00 a.m. Meet at Cemetery for Memorial Service honoring

deceased Buckaroos

10:00 a.m. Watch parade featuring Buckaroo Alumni Float

12:00 noon Fellowship - Veteran’s Park - Buckaroo Alumni booth

4:00 p.m. Meet at Blue Mountain Dude Ranch –Hometown pavilion
– for catered meal and entertainment

REGISTRATION:

Send mailing address, Email address, phone numbers, and funds in the amount of $20.00 per person for Buckaroo Alumni Association Membership and $25.00 per person to attend the Roundup. Make checks in favor of Buckaroo Alumni Association. Send to Buckaroo Alumni Association, P.O. Box 305, Orem, UT 84059. Include your Class Year and names you want printed on your name tags. Please RSVP early to help planning.



NOTE: For Saturday meal at Dude Ranch, indicate meal choice: steak or chicken



ENTERTAINMENT: Contact Roundup Committee with ideas for recognitions and entertainment at Friday evening and Saturday afternoon events.



DECEASED BUCKAROOS ROSTER: Please send name, date and place of birth, date and place of death, and cemetery or place of interment. These names will be included in the Roundup Directory and Agenda and announced at the Buckaroo Memorial Service on Saturday morning. A balloon will be released in each deceased Buckaroo’s honor.



ELECTION OF OFFICERS:

Please submit nominations to the Roundup Committee for the following 10 Buckaroo Alumni Board positions to serve thru the next Roundup in July 2015:

President

Executive Vice President

1st Vice President – Buckaroo Roster 1929 thru 1954 = 26 years

2nd Vice President – Buckaroo Roster 1955 thru 1969 = 15 years

3rd Vice President – Buckaroo Roster 1970 thru 1984 = 15 years

4th Vice President – Buckaroo Roster 1985 thru 1999 = 15 years

5th Vice President – Buckaroo Roster 2000 thru 2015 = 16 years

Secretary

Treasurer

Historian



QUESTIONS & COMMITTEE INFORMATION – Contact Clayson Lyman –

Home/Office: 801.221.7789, Fax: 801.221.7791, Mobile: 801.376.2627

P.O. Box 305, Orem, UT 84059 - Email: claysonlyman@comcast.net

It's a girl

For those of you who don't know, I am due on July 3.  I found out this week that it's a girl.  I have been trying to upload pictures from my ultrasound, but I'm having severe problems with my scanner and computer working together.  So, instead of some cute 3d and 2d pictures, you get a short message instead. 

Fantastic Phenominal Deal!!!

Need a nursing cover up?

Udder Covers is having a deal.  If you want just a Nursing cover up, it is only the $9.95 cost of shipping.  If you want to buy a gift set, (usually in the $40 range) it is $5.00 plus the $9.95 cost of shipping.  Use the Promo code Thanksgiving.

If you want to do this for a couple new moms you know, you may use it multiple times, but you need to place seperate orders.

Awesome deal, eh?

Even better: After I ordered a gift set, I got a promo code for 100% off slings at sevenslings.com.  Therefore, if you are in the market for a nursing cover up and a Tube sling, or you have someone's name for Christmas who could really use either of these products, here is the place to go! 

A LONG time between posts

Although it has been a long time between posts, I finally downloaded pictures from my camera today.  I am going to post pictures of the day before Jackie's first day of school and her first day of school.  She loved her hair. 

We rolled her hair in rags the Saturday night.  She slept in them that night and got to wear curls for church on Sunday.  She loved it.  Her hair was still extra curly on Monday, the first day of school.  She asked me to pull her hair up into pigtails, so she has two cute little curled up pigtails.  She is very proud. 

Since I am including pictures of Jackie's hair tied up in rags in this post, I will also include instruction on how to tie hair up into rags.

When cutting rags, it is best to use a wicking fabric.  (Wicking is a way to say soaks up water.)  I used flannel.

Cut the strips about an inch and a half wide and about 8-9 inches long.  If you have longer hair, you might want to cut a little longer. IF there is too much hair, it is harder to tie, but also, if you have too long on your tails, then it is harder to sleep with. 

Then, use a fine tooth comb, and seperate hair into sections.  It is easier to move the top hair out of the way and sort of go from bottom up.  You can also notice, that I could have done jackie's very bottom hair, but it was a little too short. 

Make sure when rolling the hair to fold the very bottom edges into the fabric, so it catches it and rolls a little more easily.

The rags are softer to sleep in than sponge curlers, so we use them instead.  If you decide to try it, good luck.

An Update on Life

I know that some people read my blog for the interesting posts that I put on here, but I do realize that some people actually read this blog to find out what is going on in our lives.  Suffice it to say that there are some large things going on in our lives, but I can't blog about them.  Some things just do not belong on a blog for the entire known world to read about.  I could switch my blog to private and put more personal stuff on it, but at the end of the day, my blog is a social networking tool, and I like to find other people who like ECing and attachment parenting, and I have made some really cool friends and met some pretty spiffly people through this blog.  Therefore, for the known future, I will keep it public, but I will also not put on the really big nasty stuff that happens in life.

However, that said, there has been a lot happening in our lives lately, but it's not stuff I feel that I can share. 

On the other hand, here is a short synopsis of the summer travels.

Three days before Jackie got out of school, we had a family emergency, and we left for Monticello.  Rob came back almost immediately, but the kiddos and I stayed 10 days.

Then, we came back, and four days later, the older two kids left for Georgia with Rob's mama.  They went to Virginia with her to see Rob's sister and her two kids, and then they went back to Atlanta where they all met Daniel and me at the airport.  We continued to south Georgia where we hung out there for a month. 

We got to play with our friends who still live there, and we had a ball.  My kids love Rob's parents, and we really miss them while we are out here.

Then we came back home and spent a lovely two weeks in our clean house that Rob worked so hard on and then the kids and I packed up and went to my mama's house for the 24th of July.  It's a huge holiday there, and it was so much fun.  The kids loved the parade where they got huge amounts of candy, and they enjoyed the park where we ate Najavo tacos, cotton candy, and snow cones.  It was lovely.  We also played a lot with Camille.

Then, we came back, and we are almost caught up from that trip.  We probably would be except that we have had several bouts of sickness since then. 

Daniel has had yet another ear infection, and Jackie was blowing chunks while at the same time, her tonsils got so swollen that she was having some difficulty breathing.  The antibiotics worked alright for both of them.

On Friday, we took Rob to the airport where he flew to Montreal, Quebec, Canada to attend the Acadamy of Management conference.  We are missing him, but we get to pick him up at 1:30 today.

Now, our goal is to get ready for school to start.  We find out who Jackie's teacher is today, and I am also going to see if I can enroll Ben in preschool this week.  

I don't email family letters anymore.  Maybe I should.