354/365 Another Diana
She was my favoritest camper. In my mind’s eye, she’ll always be my gigglin’ 14-year-old tapioca-eating buddy. In the World of Now, though, she’s 39, sings with the Master Chorale of Washington, bikes centuries, teaches ESL, and globetrots. Sigh. They grow up so fast.
posted by Indigo Bunting at 7:17 AM
6 Comments:
What is it about 14-year-old girls? Something magical. Two of my favorite photos are of my daughters (two years apart) at 14.
I love Diana ... but ewww ... tapioca ... how can you giggle about that?
Susan: It's so nice to hear someone think of 14-year-old girls this way. I just remember how hard it was to be 14. But you're right, Diana was great.
Mali: Actually, part of the bond was that Diana were the only ones who liked tapioca—none of the other campers would eat it. That meant more for us!
They do grow up fast, don't they? When I was teaching, that age was my favorite. I now have a 14 year old son and a 15 year old daughter and am completely loving it! (of course I love every single year as much)
I never had tapioca until I had bubble tea. I think I might like it as a pudding.
Cedar: I almost mentioned bubble tea in my last comment! I just had it for the first time within the last couple of years. It always makes me laugh!
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