Playing in the woods is another favorite pastime in Katie's family. Sometimes they go out to eat, and they've driven to the beach once or twice. "Breaking Bad," "The Office" and "Stranger Things" are their favorite shows. The young twosome watch a lot of Netflix.
Katie thinks they were just immature.īut life, the pair learned, can change in an instant. Kernie says they were different people back then. Things didn't end well that first time around. Both joined the high school band as freshmen - she plays flute, he prefers trumpet - though it wasn't until sophomore year that their relationship went from platonic to romantic. She's exactly one month older than her boyfriend and doesn't let him forget it. "We moved here in the '20s and never left," Katie, also 17, said. The Vaceks, a founding family, are well-known around the Fort Bend County town. The couple met in first grade, when the Bakers moved 30 miles south from Pecan Grove to Needville. Then we started texting, and before I knew it, we were dating again." "We stayed up on the couch talking all night. "We were in the same prom group and wound up at the same after-party," Kernie, 17, said. They arrived with different dates but walked out with each other. Last year, as juniors, the high school sweethearts rekindled an old flame.
In some ways, it was a full-circle moment.
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