150 Years of Making Memories

If I could dream up the perfect Labor Day weekend it would be this one. Our town turned 150 and what a celebration we had. The weather was perfect. The concerts were great. The reunion at the middle school was well attended. The parade had floats from every decade. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I love small towns and I love being a Hornet!

I hope you are making memories with your family this weekend. May God bless you and keep you in His care.

Amen!
Amen!
70's float, Richard Nixon on board.
70's float, Richard Nixon on board.
Some of Nana's crew watching the parade
Some of Nana's crew watching the parade
What's a parade without a queen?
What's a parade without a queen?
Band alumni and leader performed the MCHS fight song. Beloved instructor Tim Best (Mr. Holland from Mr. Holland's Opus) was present to instruct!
Band alumni and leader performed the MCHS fight song. Beloved instructor Tim Best (aka Mr. Holland from Mr. Holland's Opus) was present to instruct!
Headhunters rocking and rolling (photo by Kim Martin)
Headhunters rocking and rolling (photo by Kim Martin)
Our town. Photo by Kim Martin
Our town. Photo by Kim Martin

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  1. This looks like so much fun. Small towns really are great, aren’t they!

    I lost track of time and was a bit delayed in getting the MMM link up this week. Where does the time go?! It’s up now though, if you’d like to head over and link up.

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