Final Four

[Roma Jean Turner]

   What a three............my prayers were answered. 5 more minutes to go.

[Roma Jean Turner]

  YEAH JAYHAWKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I STILL REMEMBER THAT SWEET NIGHT 20 Years ago.  Now another one to go with it.

[Bonnie M.]

What a game!  Glory be!  Wow!  Great!

[Ole Granny]

75-68  Rock Chalk Jayhawk  Go KU

[Diane Amberg]

WOW>>>WOW!!!

[flo]

dang, I bout got the edge of my recliner wore out.  That was one exciting game

[Ole Granny]

I'm still drying the tears - of joy!

[Lookatmeknow!!]

Whooaa!!! The CHAMPS!!!

[Judy Harder]

What a great way to end my day.

This day has been a good one, and a strange one.
Yesterday morning was beautiful outside and I got my 2 miles in and
then cleaned up the trash around the Housing yard and did some trimming.

Then this afternoon a baseball game was scheduled and I go early so I can get another mile
in going around the ball field.
Well, I was 5 minutes from leaving the house all I needed to do was to pick up the items I was
taking and get them to the car when the sky darkened and
it started to hail.........and then rain.
I waited for it to ease off and grabbed an umbrella, just in case and
went to the field to see if we were going to  play.

Chetopa was almost to Longton, so we waited for them and most of the Longton people were ready
to call it off......field was a mess and the sky was still fixing to rain.
They finally decided to get in as much of a game as they could and I got to keep books for them.

Our boys lost a couple close games and I  came home to the KU game.
Only missed the first 5 minutes of the game and didn't move til it was over.

Well, Ok, I did go to the bathroom and I did finally get supper.......yogurt  with cereal in it.
I finally got to bed about midnight and slept well.

Rock chalk Jayhawks....
we can celebrate years on that game.

[Wilma]

I confess.  I waivered for a second, then I remembered, positive thoughts.  And it worked.  Hooray for our Kansas boys.  I am going to e-mail my Missouri children and remind them that Kansas rules.