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WCC Homecoming


Two days....

- til we have a houseful of some of our most special people
- til I see hundreds of people that share a very special heritage
- til I hear singing like I haven't heard in a long time
- til I am swimming in 20 year old memories that are some of the most intense of my life.
- til I'm laughing with people that mean the world to me

If you don't already know what I am talking about - then you likely didn't go to Western Christian College. It is homecoming weekend at the school. I was already planning on going and enjoying the weekend as it is my 20th year this year. But, due to this being the FINAL homecoming for Western (this is its last year), everyone that ever went to the school or cared about it, is invited. It's going to be quite the weekend.

I have already started thinking about those days. How can it be that long ago? Anyway - looking forward to a really interesting weekend!

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