ckckc2000 said:but the positive note is that DD didn't forget her clarinet-I think she either took it with her(good girl) or left it at school in the band room
one for the girls-too bad for the boys
Mom2Ashli said:
yeah I do! but then again I went to bed at a normal time last night
ckckc2000 said:that always helps
Thanks I know I was tired yesterday but it was worth it, we had a good time
ckckc2000 said:that's what I kept saying on Saturday-it was worth it,we had a great time
yup!! especially for you Kim! You had to be sooooo excited for your baby to graduate
it was finally nice to celebrate the actual event-the school doesn't have a ceremony for the Jan graduates-and he doesn't want to walk the stage in June so this was a nice way to help acknowledge his accomplishmenttrappednabox said:
I bet he'll change his mind! Ok I tell ya something I don't tell everyone, but i was 20 when I graduated. I had quit school when I was younger b/c my mom was preggers and she had to be on bed rest, so I was the only one really working at the time. My brother was never around much (yeah and he's her baby!) and my grandmother has never worked a day in her life (she was living with us at the time) so I didn't go back to school till I was 19 and I turned 20 my senior year, I didn't want to walk either, but I changed my mind at the last minute and they let me do it! I was SOOOOO proud of myself and I was sooo happy that my family was there for me.ckckc2000 said:it was finally nice to celebrate the actual event-the school doesn't have a ceremony for the Jan graduates-and he doesn't want to walk the stage in June so this was a nice way to help acknowledge his accomplishment
morning all
(and no sleep)
