We didn’t hear much about the prom for several days since she left for the physics trip at 4 the next morning (yikes!), but it seems they all had a good time.

Another High School moment passed on the rapid march to college!

Pictures in the gallery

Meagan did a wonderful job as did the entire cast. Congratulations to everyone!

Meagan seems to have really found an attraction to theatre and being on stage. No one has any idea where she would get that from… I guess she regrets a little that she didn’t get involved until her senior year, but she had a blast and I’m sure she will carry this into college.

Speaking of college, for both of you who aren’t on Facebook, Meagan has decided to become a University of Deleware Fightin’ Blue Hen! We’re all very excited and personally, I’m looking forward to taking over her room for some purpose or another.

Softball season is also already in full swing. No pictures yet but the team looks solid despite a first game loss. We’ll get ‘em next game!

I took a few pictures on Saturday and went back Sunday to film the show for the cast party. It’s a lot of fun to watch the kids watch themselves for the first time! The video is huge so it probably won’t be up on line forever.

Not sure what is wrong with the UStream videos, there is no sound. In any event, my machine finally chewed through the video and finished encoding it, so here you go!

Integrated Project is an 8 month journey. Beginning before the start of the school year, the teams must work on a 45 minute mixed media presentation on a topic fitting a predetermined broad concept. This year, the concept was “What if there was no news?” and the idea was for the teams to present factual and counterfactual  visions of the world as it was, and how it could have been.

Meagan was on a team that focused on the 1920′s. In “An Era On Air”, they focus on how news shaped the events of the period, and paint a compelling picture of how very different it might have been in a world without radio and newspapers. Watching them weave the story was magical, and I could no have been more proud.

So, enjoy the video, and don’t miss the pictures in the gallery.

UPDATE: Well…for some reason, the embeded video from Ustream doesn’t have any sound (at least on my end). I’m encoding my own video while I’m at work and will have it up this evening.

It’s late, so I’ll post more about this tomorrow, but it was a fantastic day topped off by a wonderful celebration.

Here are links to the streaming videos. I’ll put my own up soon along with some pictures in the “family” gallery.

(Links removed since they were broken anyway – Go to ustream.com and search if they eventually get fixed)

Congratulations to everyone who worked so hard on these projects!