Did you know someone in high school that after they graduated kept returning to visit their teachers, or hanging out at high school parties and spending their Friday nights at football games? Yeah you know the ones, High School Harrys! So what do you call one that can't leave the college glory days alone...Alumni!
Evan and I decided to stick around Utah for the rest of the week and enjoy some homecoming festivities before heading home.
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| This picture was taken to show the "Y" on the mountain, but as I was talking the picture Autumn got distracted by a girl walking by who had a flower in her hair. |
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| Then the sweet Zoobie stopped and held out the flower so we could get a picture. Only at BYU do you find people who would do that without even being asked. |
Since Evan and I weren't married in college, and hence didn't have any kids, we didn't get to do the cute "married with kids while in college" thing so we went and fed the ducks. 
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| Playing at the Eyring Science Building. |
This is where it got real high school harry-ish....Evan and Autumn at the Cougareat.
We went down to campus to participate in "True Blue football Foam." It is a giant slip-n-slide of blue foam. I felt real stupid showing up after I found out we had to have a school ID to get in. So we stood behind the gate and watched my brother participate, who only went because he knew we were going. He said he felt silly being there because it was a "freshmen thing," which naturally made me feel even sillier, but not Evan...
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| That dark blue spot to the left is Noah. He is "skiing" down the slip-N-slide |
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| Tug of war |
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| Noah and his roommates |
Like I said previous Evan was not at all embarrassed for being at the "freshmen" event. In fact as we were leaving Evan wanted to get a picture to "prove" he was there. So I asked a passer byer to snap a photo for us. Then Evan proceeded to invite the photo snapper's friends to join in the photo. My poor brother was a little embarrassed.
Then it was my turn to get embarrassed. Evan wanted to take a picture in front of the testing center as we walked back to our car. "Ok, that's weird but whatever" I thought. Then he wanted to make it look like he was studying for a test. "Fine. Sit on that bench", I said. Then Evan asked the poor stranger on the bench if he could borrow a piece of paper to make the photo more authentic. He said "sure" but when asked if he wanted to be in the picture he definitively stated, "NO." I was embarrassed.
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| Captivated by some geese flying overhead |
