GOOD MORNING AND HAPPY FRIDAY!
Graham Steer Baseball- The Area Champion Graham Steers are 0-1 in their three-game series with Stephenville. Game 2 will be played at Weatherford HS at 1:00 pm tomorrow. Game 3 will be played at 3:00 pm. GO STEERS!
GHS Fishing Team Top 15 Finish- Congratulations to Bowen Boenisch & Kolby Spurlin on a TOP 15 finish at the Texas High School Bass Association State tournament on Lake Texoma this past weekend!
GHS FFA Students Successful at MSU- GHS FFA students attended the Area IV convention in Wichita Falls hosted by Midwestern State University. Congratulations to Ag. Business- Cody Epperson 8th, Cade Anderson 1st, and STATE Qualifier. Talent- Jaytin Sims 2nd. Ag Policy- Jade Jordan-3rd; Plant Science-Travis Anderle 5th, Lela Chisholm-4th; Ag. Tech & Comm-Bowen Boenisch-8th. Scholarship Advancement: Cade Anderson & Jade Jordan. Cade & Jade interview in June for a chance at a $20,000 scholarship. Cade will compete at the State Convention in July.
GHS Class of 2021 Reverse Parade- Graham High School will host a Reverse Parade on Tuesday, May 25 from 6:30-7:30 to celebrate our Class of 2021 graduates! Last year's parade was a glorious success, and we hope the community will come by to celebrate the Class of 2021 as well! Please join us in celebrating. Seniors will be stationed around GHS from the Classic Gym to the front of the school. Traffic should head West on Calaveras St, turn North on Kentucky, then East on Brazos St.
The New Normal
A couple was dining with a colleague, who was a therapist. She was telling a story about when her seven-year-old daughter had recently asked, “Mommy, what’s normal?” Our therapist friend gave a response only a mother who’s analyzed one too many patients could give: “Honey, normal is what people are before you get to know them.”
I keep hearing a spoken desire to return to normal or to find our new normal. I may have lived a strange life, but I have found “normal” to be a moving moment in time. What was normal for me as a kid without responsibility was not the “norm” with which I functioned as a parent or educator. It has been my experience to seek what normal for me was each day and to accept the challenges that a new daily normal may bring…Am I alone in living this strange life?
Have a nice day…take care of yourself and others!
CORNY JOKE OF THE DAY
What do you call a camel with no humps? (Scroll down for the answer.)
Humphrey!
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