So, what's a prom without some Proma Drama, right?
This year, we have Girl #1 who goes to a different school than Boy#1, so she asked him to go to her high school prom with her. He's not a huge fan of dances, but graciously he says sure, rents a tux, gets all "matchy matchy" and all is well.
Then we have girl #2 who attends the same school as girl #1, and has been dating boy #2 for a loooong time. She found and purchased a prom dress around Christmas time, because she liked it, and has been patiently waiting for boy #2 to ask her to go. Finally, she began to worry that he wasn't going to ask her, so she made a beautiful hand drawn poster of memories of their dates together over the last year or so, and prom-posed to him during their school lunch hour. Well, boy number two, ripped up her painstakingly hand drawn poster, and replied:
"No I don't want to go to prom, and even if I did, I wouldn't want to go with you."
Wow.
Girl #1 was sooo upset about this happening at school and in front of everyone. She went home feeling terrible for Girl #2 and a bit angry about boy #2, so to help her feel better she shared what happened with Boy #1.
His response?
He asked if it would be ok to take both girls to prom.
Wow.
Boy #1 posed for photos, took both girls to dinner, and then to the dance. Somehow, by divine intervention, Girl #2's dress was even "matchy matchy."
Girl #1 made flower crowns, the boutineer, and both the girl's corsages so the flower would all be "matchy matchy," too.
I have many reasons to be a proud parent, but this is one reason those two will always be #1 with me.
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2 comments:
Good job, JB... following in your momma's footsteps of caring for others! Love you both so much!
What to say to this? This is just clearly good people, really good people, in action. Awesome!
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