Sunday Social Throw Back

1. What was your biggest middle school fashion mistake?

Oh let's see. What I wore for the most part in middle school was what was in style at the time, so the overalls, lime green, zebra print and scrunchies were totally ok then. Looking back on those pictures makes me smile. I think my biggest fashion mistake was that I had a sage green Winnie the Pooh tshirt (it was just the outline of Winnie, not super cartoon looking.) but I wore it to school a few times. I also had jean skorts. Remember those? They looked liked skirts but had shorts built underneath. Genius if you ask me. I also started growing out my bangs, they were never a good idea for me.

Gotta love overalls! My scanner isn't hooked up to my lap top, so all of these are pictures of pictures, sorry about that!




2. Who were your best friends in high school? Pics?

I started my first year and a half of high school in Missouri, in finished in Georgia. In Missouri my best friends were Ashley, Carol, Joy and Megan. (RIP Megan) When I moved to Georgia, I met Erin a few weeks after being there in my Spanish class. Our teacher paired us up together because we were both new and kind of quiet. We instantly became best friends and were inseparable up until about 2 years ago. We even went to the same college and were roommates for years. I miss having her as a best friend, I am not quite sure what happened in our friendship 2 years ago to change that, but I miss it. I also met Shelley in high school, and we roomed together our freshman year of college. Such fun! 


This is Ashley and I my senior year of high school. Her parents let her come to GA to visit me for my graduation.

3. What was a typical weekend like for you in high school?

Depends on what year of high school we are talking about. My earlier years were spent hanging out with friends, shopping with my mom, football games, practices, competitions, etc. My senior year was filled with football games on Friday nights, competitions once or twice  a month, and working at Kirkland's at Mall of Georgia the rest of the time. Had to make that money, honey!

3. Did you have any boyfriends/girlfriends in high school? 
I never had a boyfriend through school. I didn't start dating anyone until the summer between my Senior year of high school and college. I didn't have time for a boyfriend in high school. I was too focused on getting good grades, practices, competitions and working. When I wasn't doing any of that, I was with my friends hanging out. Apparently I was "unapproachable." I am not quite sure what that means, but that is what my guys friends told me.

5. Did you have any secret codes with your friends? Spill your secrets!
My friends and I had code names for the boys that we liked. There were names like "Locker Boy" and "Abercrombie." There was always an awesome story behind their nicknames! Also, and I can't believe I am going to admit this...but Erin and I had a code to check each other. We would ask "Is it cloudy?" And we would check each other for things in our teeth or anything hanging around in our noses. We live in the south, allergies run rabid around here, don't judge! 

6. If you could relive one day/moment/experience from middle school or high school, what would it be?
I don't know that I would go back and change anything about my experiences because they have made me who I am today. I will say, I wish I could write former me a letter saying that those are the most care free years you will ever have, don't be afraid to enjoy them more. Let yourself out there a little more. Have a little fun. I also wish I wouldn't have shut down my sophomore year of high school when my parents moved me. It was for the best in the end, and I wouldn't be where I am today without moving to Georgia. At the time, it was the worst thing they could have ever done to me in my head. I punished myself for it instead of embracing it.