 The Boys and Girls Club held its annual "Trivia Night" at Duncan Aviation in Lincoln on November 5th and so I was thrilled that I was asked to parlay my volunteer work at Park Middle School in to hosting Trivia Night. Former Husker, Aaron Davis and I had a great time reeling off movie trivia at the fundraiser.
 The Boys and Girls Club held its annual "Trivia Night" at Duncan Aviation in Lincoln on November 5th and so I was thrilled that I was asked to parlay my volunteer work at Park Middle School in to hosting Trivia Night. Former Husker, Aaron Davis and I had a great time reeling off movie trivia at the fundraiser.


In October I was honored to get to emcee the Miss Omaha/Miss Douglas Co. Pageant. This is an incredible pageant and I'm particularly bias towards it because I was a titleholder here for 2 years and Marianne is like family to me. It was great to catch up with and root for all of my gal pals. It was also wonderful to chat with Miss NE 2010 Teresa Scanlan. We usually chat on the phone since she is busy zooming all over the state so it was great to see her in person! Teresa is doing an A-MAZING job, I'm so proud of her and am loving watching her year as it unfolds. Watch out Vegas, Nebraska is coming!
 






 

 Happy Birthday Fiance/I'm so happy he doesn't live 6 hours away from me anymore! Charlie now lives in Lincoln and is part of the sports team at KOLN 1011 News. Competition I know :)
 Happy Birthday Fiance/I'm so happy he doesn't live 6 hours away from me anymore! Charlie now lives in Lincoln and is part of the sports team at KOLN 1011 News. Competition I know :) Also, one of best gal pals celebrated her bachelorette party in the Windy City! I had a blast and a half tearing up Chicago with all of my favorite girls. Only a few short weeks until Miss Amy will be Mrs. Arganbright!
 Also, one of best gal pals celebrated her bachelorette party in the Windy City! I had a blast and a half tearing up Chicago with all of my favorite girls. Only a few short weeks until Miss Amy will be Mrs. Arganbright! 













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