Top 10 Memories - Keria

1. Giving Ashworth a Pie in the face - If anyone went to the Fall Festival in October, they remember the few minutes that available to pie the principal in the face. It was satisfying and hilarious.
2. Volleyball Banquet - After every sport season, the team has a banquet for awards to be handed out. Since it was my last volleyball season, it was memorable and slightly tear-jerking. Also the food was fantastic because the team went to Dino’s Pizza.
3. My Birthday Party - My birthday is right on January 1st, so while only a few friends came to the party a week later, it was still fun. The triple dog dare to fit through my house’s doggy door was accomplished by both my 6’9” friend and another boy. I think the funniest part about it was watching them both try to fit their shoulders through the rectangle.
4. Making a small snowman - When it snowed during the weekend with Valentine’s Day, instead of eat chocolate and watch movies with Jasmine, we went outside. Since there was not even a full inch of snow, we made a small snowman and froze because of a snowball fight.
5. Swimming with Seniors - During my Senior Vacation, a lot of the seniors and I went to the resort pool. We hooked up some music on Jasmine’s speaker and had fun wrestling and talking, and a lot of dancing.
6. Relaxing in the Hot Tub - Also during senior vacation, there was a hot tub where we all relaxed in the bubbles and heat.
7. Catfish Marathon - During the senior vacation, there were times where several seniors and I had to wait for everyone to get ready before we went anywhere. The TV would go on and the show Catfish would be watched by half of the class. Gasps and side comments are now hilarious in retrospect.
8. Hayashi - One night, the seniors all went to Hayashi for dinner. We had a dinner made with the fire grill and a hilarious chef show us his tricks and laugh at amazement.
9. The True Test of Resolve - After Hayashi, all the seniors except Josh Lewis and Casey Vick stayed up until 6:30/7:00 AM. That night was a struggle to keep myself awake and other people awake too. Lesson learned: never do an all nighter if you have nothing to do but watch TV and talk.
10. Easter dinner - My family has major feasts for Thanksgiving and Easter. At each feast, friends are welcome as well as family. Good friends stay for games after the dinner, which in itself is a feat since I love to sleep after eating. Playing Egyptian Ratscrew (card game) and Spoons with 6 other people is hilarious and terrifying.