Well, here's the proof, I finally did it.
Graduation was actually really fun. Rich & Donette drove down from Idaho, my sweet mother flew all the way from Alaska and I had some dear friends and family around to celebrate with me. The night before walking we had a nice dinner at Camelot Village, where Melinda lives, which was the main celebration. Except for ending up having to buy pre-cooked, pre-sliced ham because the pork loin was still raw by dinner time, everything went smoothly. ( ; I don't have too many pictures of the dinner, but a few of graduation ceremony the next morning (which came very, very early the next day). Thanks to everyone that helped make this accomplishment possible in my life! I love you all.
2 comments:
Julia, I'm so sorry I didn't make it to your party. Things got really late with my family that night and before I looked at the time to tell Jared we should try and stop by your party, it was already 10:00pm. I felt really bad because I wanted to see you....just so chaotic when both sides of family are wanting your attention. I am so proud of you though! I admire your dedication.
Julia! I miss you! I'm so proud of you! You are a great example! You look great! And so smart in your gown and cap. Things are great with three children. Bohdan is starting to sleep through the night and it's so exciting! He's three months old and growing too fast. David got his results from his last two tests for the cpa and he is all done! He passed!!! Such a relief. Anyway, we love you and are so proud of you!
love,
amy
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