Sunday, May 01, 2011
"P" is for Prom...
Most places call it prom, but around here, we call it Commencement, not to be confused with the graduation procession. It's the dance preceding that momentous occasion. Neither one of these two will be walking the procession this year... they are only a sophomore and a junior, but when the super cute boy gets brave and decides to ask a super cute girl to a dance finally, why not go all out and ask her to the biggest one of the year?
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I'm wondering how much the dress cost? My daughter will be there next year and the girls around here spend up to 800.00 on them. Yikes!
That is a fabulous dress by the way, very classic.
Very classy. I'm sure she had a super time. Great memories.
good times! I love her dress. very sassy.
Just adorable. Sweet smiles too. and darling dress.
Our granddaughter has her prom on May 14th. So fun to shop for these special events.
fascinated by the language difference, too.
ROG, ABC WEDNESDAY TEAM
They are positively super cute. Good take on the P word.
technically this is called the "commencement Dance" not to be confused with prom, which was held in January which almost as fancy but not quite as this one. Every school does it different. This is just what we call it
Yes, most definitely super cute! Hmm, now I wonder if prom is short for promenade.
Commencement, prom and graduation were just not in the vocabulary of my generation finishing high school, (in the UK).
A cute P word. They looked happy.
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