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Showing posts with label Graduation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graduation. Show all posts

What's Next?


  • Eagle Scout with three palms, nominated for the Denali award
  • Chapter Chief with the Order of the Arrow,  Ta Tanka Ska
  • High School Graduate
  • Honors Choir Final concert completed (Soloist and exemplary whistler!)
  • Seminary Graduate
  • Passed his driver's test on the first exam.....   (finally taken)
  • Devilishly handsome and angelically kind.
  • Mission papers 90% completed
  • Bright future ahead.....



It's Forties File Friday folks!!

It's about time Forties File Friday returned!  We'll start out simple and easy.  Choose your preferred method.  Answer the question in the comments, send me an email, a text, a photo (with or without a write up!) an old fashioned letter, or a carrier pigeon, give me a call and tell me what to write, post your own blog and link up to the file.  It really doesn't matter. What matters is that you reply in some way... long responses while enjoyed are NOT necessary!

So on with the show.

As a shout out to this years Graduates!!!  CONGRATULATIONS!!

Adriana and Johnny; June 8th, and Caleb; May 31st. 


Graduations.  Either your own, your children, your high school, college, university or primary if you like!  For that matter it can be your opinion of all the pomp and circumstance.

Just Yesterday..

Just yesterday, I graduated from high school in Red Oak, TX.  It was my first introduction into the world of caps and gowns.  I had grown up with the expectation that graduation would be the fanciest dress and a night of partying after the graduation ceremony... likely held at UVIC.  Well my final year of secondary education was in Texas.  Cap and gowns were the tradition.

But since we were in the states I had a fancy dress evening anyway in the form of Prom.... an experience I knew nothing about prior to moving to Texas.  Just like knowing nothing of football or homecomings.  But I digress.

Graduation was an interesting affair.  All the pomp and circumstance.  (And a little help with my hair from the ?experts? Sparky, Greg and Carl)

I sang a song (don't remember which one) with a group of Seniors in the choir.  We also attended a Baccalaureate ceremony if I recall.  When the entire event was over, it was over.  I was no closer to knowing what on earth was going to happen next in my life than I was before it began, but I no longer attended high school.  It was strange to graduate with people who had known each other since kindergarten, but I had only known them for a year.  Especially after having attended a much larger school in Victoria, with the same people that I had known since kindergarten.

Oddly enough, I haven't returned to either high school's reunions.  I've preferred to keep in touch with some and move on with life... forward motion.

Oh, and I'm still no closer to knowing what the dickens I am going to do with my life!