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Friday Night LIghts: Matadors vs. Eagles

Friday night brought our town's high school's first home game of the season. After being trounced so badly last week against our rivals, I wasn't sure what this week would bring.

The Matadors played a superb game and won 41-20!!!

Despite the rain, enthusiastic fans stayed to cheer on the team!

Early in the game the rain began. The dancers all donned their ponchos and kept right on cheering!

Heather on the field with the band, prior to the dance team taking the field.

My favorite photograph of the night was one I snapped of Heather's friend Tiffany as she marched by during the halftime show. Tiffany, like Heather, is on the dance team and in band...and they are both debutantes and both work at the same place!

The dancers performed their ladder routine again and did a super job!

During every home game, after half time, some students are selected to go over to the visiting side and bring back band students to introduce to our kids. Heather was selected and she brought back Christian from the Eagles' band to introduce to the Mighty Matadors.

Biggest Small Town 4th of July Parade...Not This Year!

Each year the Kids Klub at church enters the train in the parade. The cars are usually decorated to correspond with that year's VBS theme. Can you tell we had a sports theme this year???

We were ready for a parade, hoping for enough of a break in the rain to prevent cancelation. But it rained. And rained. And rained. The parade was canceled.

Cam and Riley:

Dean

Riley and Garrett:

Don't they look like they're ready for a parade??

My daughter was one of the many band students who became drenched waiting for their parents to get back to the drop off point to pick them up:

MORE JULY 4 FESTIVITIES TO COME!!!

Max Starcke Park

Texans sure know how to make nice parks! These are photos of the Guadalupe River as it runs through Seguin's Max Starcke Park. Don't you want to pack your picnic and head to the park? Be watching throughout the summer when I post more pictures as I explore more Texas parks.

My daughter and my sister checking out the water.

The voice of the LORD is over the waters;

the God of glory thunders,

the LORD thunders over the mighty waters.
The voice of the LORD is powerful;

the voice of the LORD is majestic.

Psalm 29:2-4