The remains of my high-school yearbook
About a year ago, after my brother and his dog Rimshot moved in with my parents, Rimshot decided it would be a good idea to eat my senior high-school yearbook. Apparently he liked the taste of the glue. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), Rimshot has gone to live with another family after it was clear that my brother could not care for him since Rimshot is huge (he’s biggest dog I’ve ever seen) and requires a large backyard to burn off all his yearbook-eating energy. He was also terrorizing my parents’ dog Josie–not because he was mean, but because she probably seemed like a fun, little toy. From the reports from his new family, he seems to be doing very well. I only hope he’s lost his book-eating habits.
After the yearbook-eating incident, my mom delivered me the remains (see picture above). I’m not too sentimental about high-school. Even though I didn’t love it, I still have good friends and memories. Rather than allow whats left of my high-school yearbook to remain in a state of half-eaten and ripped pages, I’d like to do something crafty. Maybe a collage? Maybe a funky scrapbook? I’m not too craft-minded, so if you have any ideas I’d be happy to hear them. Once (and if) I get around to creating something, I will share the results here.
