Ufta,

So things were a little busy there for a while, but I made it.

First off I want to say that I love Kansas for reasons like this one,

I know they grow wheat other places, and you can probably see

views like this there too, but I'm glad I got to grow up in a place

that I can see this on sunday morning.

Now to what has happened that made my life so busy,

I made it through finals with flying colors, and got to eat

a fantastic lunch with the President Scott and about 30 other

folks who also got good grades. I didn't really receive much else

other than the lunch, and a cool metal for getting good grades, but

when it was my turn to walk across the stage to get my diploma

holder the guy reading " Alysha Coy Dockum, magna cum laude"

read it off like I should come on down for the price is right.

That pretty much made it all worth while.

Also, my cap was cool enough to make it into the year book!

After a graduation lunch my family helped me pack up my

little apartment in Trout Hall. We took off sunday for McPherson,

and yes I cried. Pittsburg was a good home and it was hard to leave.

I've managed to cram all that was my apartment into my

bedroom back at home. Well most of it anyways.

This friday my family is having an awesome garage sale,

so if you are in the area you should stop by.

One of the best things about being at home is this guy,

my kid brother, who is a lot taller than me now, but even

more fun to be around!

Thats all for now. I've got about a years worth of fun reading

to catch up on.