My husband (who is a teacher in the school district) was able to hand our sons their diplomas. It was great!
It's kind of like all I've really known of my adult life, so while I am excited for her and for the freedoms I never had as a young adult, or as a young couple with my DH for that matter, it is a shock to think those special years have come and gone already. We took our girls to Disney for the 1st time when they were 3 & 4, and we had a big family trip this past February for 9 nights. I feel blessed to have had averaged about a trip a year during their childhood. And I feel blessed to be a Mom to two wonderful girls and to have a fantastic Hubby! 
Our DD finished college last December, but the graduation ceremony was last month. Her fiance' graduates from college this coming Saturday (finished in March), and our DS's fiancee' graduated from the same college as our DD last month, also! Suffice it to say, we have been flooded with graduation celebrations! Not to mention, friends' children who have graduated from college or high school!
What a fun time! I did puddle up a bit during the first student speech but I was able to blink those back
Just got done with a small family BBQ. Now it's off to the Dairy Queen for a celebratory Blizzard!
It is very exciting that is for sure. Very cool that your husband was able to give them their diplomas too. 
Congratulations to all the graduates and their families!
We did a graduation celebration Disney cruise in July 2007...for DS's high school graduation and an early college graduation for DD. There were 12 of us on board together and we had a fantastic time!!
Oh, and to make things even more crazy...DD gets married next month, and our DS in September!
OH how fun. I told my dd that her and her close friends could go down some long weekend for a high school reunion. They are all going to different colleges. Maybe 1/2 way through college they can go. I will give up some points for them to do that. IT will be hard.....but I will do it.
graduated from high school two weeks ago.
We were at WDW for her last Spring Break
in April. From now on her break will not line up with our two younger sons. Towards the end of our trip I could see the look on her face. She loves 
Disney. I pulled her aside and explained to her that the great thing about DVC is that we have it for another three decades and this will not be her last trip. With a little luck we will be bringing her and someday our grandkids. I promised her that she would be back many times. She seemed to feel better, but now we are reserving our room for next year and she is back to being brokenhearted.
