keep living the dream

This past Saturday, 7 boys and 4 girls got to run on the field before the cheerleaders and the football players. Two boys got to carry flags, that sported the words '12th Man' and '4QF'

The most exciting part is that I was one of the 4 girls. (Obviously not one of the boys..)
Right before we left, we got to stand at the edge of the field, and the Star Spangled Banner was playing, and we were saluting the American Flag and Roxie leans over and says, "Never forget this."
That is why I'm blogging now. It was cold out, and there were goose bumps on my arm, for a moment I felt like I was apart of something big. Like we came together and formed America for what it is today.

If you want to watch it in all of its beauty.

Afterwards, Roxie and I had plans to see Oklahoma with some friends from our first year, and they dropped our tickets off at the will call so they didn't have to wait on us. Since the game started at 7 and the show was 7:30.
The lines to change out of our ridiculous outfits to classy wear (aka the bathroom) was out the door, so we had no other option but to find a secluded staircase and take care of business. The best part of the story is that we had 5 minutes to spare.