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Twas the Night Before Prom

Well, this is the big weekend for my oldest son - Prom! We are a pretty modest family who strive to live within our means and live as simple as possible. Our vehicles are dependable, but not "prom vehicles" according to our teenage son. But...we have this aunt - Aunt Ro - and she is awesome! She is hip, mod and loads of fun. All my boys love her and love spending time with her. She relates well to each son and shows them attention and love. And guess what??? She drives this awesome car:

And in typical Aunt Ro style - when she heard about the prom plans, she volunteered the use of her cool car. My son was on cloud nine - wouldn't you be???


So, we had some fun when we traded vehicles, posing with "the car". Here is my son and his friend who will be going to the prom also. They will be double dating.


Have you ever seen a teenage boy so happy to pose with his mother????


Have you ever seen a mother so happy to pose in a car???!!!


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  1. cnydalynnApril 23, 2008 at 3:53 PM

    I am cracking up at you guys!!! That is too funny. I can't believe he is old enough to go to the prom. Am I getting that old? NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! I hope he had a great time!!!

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