Complete with freakish outfits that can only be worn at Princeton Reunions. For example, John M ’04 sporting his inmate-themed reunions outfit. While reading a book entitled Walking the Bible.
There was also lots of food! Anna W. ’06, Sarah A. ’06, Noelle ’06, and I helped Anna M. ’06 make 7 gallons of fruit salad for PEF reunions. (PEF is Princeton Evangelical Fellowship, which both John and I were a part of in college).
The best part of reunions is getting to see friends!
…um, and the generic sandwich bags which are “Awesome!”…
We had our new fridge just in time! (Our second new fridge that week…long story.) Thanks to John M who helped me fill the fridge with tasty morsels. Oh, and if you’ve ever been over, you probably know that John is a poet. A magnetic poet.
We hosted 6 guests overnight, from all over the East coast–South Carolina to Connecticut. We fed a total of 12 people at least one of 4 meals over the weekend. Somehow we managed to only get two pictures. Note the homemade banana bread made by John M. and John (a.k.a. John the Baptist and John the Evangelist, as they were known to their R.A. freshman year).
The gang’s almost all here! John M and John at left, and from front, Anna W ’06, Sarah A. ’06, Katharine E. ’04, Francis P. ’04. Standing in the doorway are Anna M. ’06 and Noelle L. ’06. Sarah T. ’04 also joined us later that day. We are so thankful for our house and everyone who has helped us ready it for hosting. Being able to serve in this way is a blessing from God. We enjoyed filling our home and seeing friends.
