Remember That One Time?
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memory by Jean Chudd
So, Karlie and I went to Cancún right after graduation.
It was très caliente.
To the point that I langosta-fried my porcelain self playing tequila pool volleyball that very first day.
(We did dominate on the court, of course. So it was worth it.)
Anywho, we were bikini-clad and lying out on the beach when—who happens upon us other than David, Rico and Greg!
Small world!
They were staying on Cozumél and took a ferry to explore the mainland.
I’d love for someone else in this memory to fill in the finer details that I’ve since inadvertently Etch A Sketched away.
There was tequila. I’m certain there was tequila.
It was très caliente.
To the point that I langosta-fried my porcelain self playing tequila pool volleyball that very first day.
(We did dominate on the court, of course. So it was worth it.)
Anywho, we were bikini-clad and lying out on the beach when—who happens upon us other than David, Rico and Greg!
Small world!
They were staying on Cozumél and took a ferry to explore the mainland.
I’d love for someone else in this memory to fill in the finer details that I’ve since inadvertently Etch A Sketched away.
There was tequila. I’m certain there was tequila.
memory by Ja'Nae Osgood (Haas)
Memories from RMHS are far and wide, but as we have been diligently working on planning our reunion, Mr. Knierim continually comes into our conversations. He was a true leader in FCA, loved US History, and encouraged students to do their best daily. What other staff memories do you have? We all had different experiences with the amazing staff that served us.