Girls, they want to have fun.

The lovely ladies you see before you are part of a Wildcat graduating class of Woods Cross High School - 1996 & 97. We had good times and not so good times, we laughed together and cried together. Girls camp just wasn't the same if one of us was missing in action or stuck in 'The Biffy'. Having sleepovers, makeovers and watching scary movies was to be expected every month if not more. The art of begging and pleading to our mothers was mastered in our teeny bop years. If you were thought to be the cutest boy in the neighborhood or if one of us liked a certain boy within a two mile radius, sometimes more in special cases, your house was toilet papered with much care. The WX 10th Ward Young Women Leaders never knew what was coming when we stepped into our Beehive shoes and danced and/or stumbled our way through adolescence. It was a time to remember.

Now fourteen years later we find each other again, with stories of life. There are pages we'd like to erase and pages we like to relive. Pages of intrigue, adventure, sadness, recovery, courage, triumph, inspiration, endurance, love and laughter. And to think we're just getting started.

"We are Daughter's of our Heavenly Father who loves us, and we love Him. We Will Stand...

and laugh at the world, because it's got nothing on us!"

Keep laughing ladies, you are beautiful. I am blessed to know you and am thrilled to be able to share many more memoirs of life with you.