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Friday, June 18, 2010

My Baby Sister Graduated from Highschool!!!

Ok...she would probably get mad if she knew I called her "baby" sister, but it's true! I love her so much and it is wonderful seeing her grow into a lovely young lady! Alex was homeschooled from 6th grade to her senior year in highschool, so she experienced most of her school career at home. I always knew the day would come when she would graduate from highschool, but it came so quickly! We drove down to San Bernardino to attend the graduation for the other seniors in her program. The weather was almost sweltering, but we endured it. The ceremony began with the seniors walking into the theater to Pomp and Circumstance and taking their seats in front of the stage. A guest speaker spoke...I don't remember his name...but he is a pro football player who has a passion for helping kids succeed academically and beyond. Then, the four valedictorians took the stage and gave speeches. Finally, it was time for each senior to walk across the stage to receive their diplomas. When Alex's turn came, we sat in anticipation for the teacher to read her list of goals and future plans, and then we broke into wild screaming and applause. (I even made a fog horn noise just as I promised Alex I would :)) As the ceremony ended, I ran down to Alex to hug and congratulate her (and so she would get lost amidst the other parents and kids). We began taking pictures and giving her presents. We headed to dinner (Hometown Buffet) and laughed over plates and plates (and plates and plates) of food. It was a wonderful time and a great way to celebrate Alex's great achievement! I love you Alex!

Blessings to Alex and to all of the other 2010 graduates!


Family Photo

Alex, Daddy, and Me

Alex, Mommy, and Me

The Graduate!

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