When he was finally able to pick up his cap and gown, I knew that it was finally going to happen, and I was going to have to deal with all the emotions going through me! There is something SO surreal at looking at your child in a cap and gown, and still wondering what their life will hold for them. Especially, since it’s now out of my control. And that is not a feeling that I handle very well at all!

It’s so hard to imagine that 18 years have gone by. So much of it is a complete blur. Not even sure how it happened. But here we are now, and he has so many possibilities in front of him. The doors are wide open and I still hope that he is able to find his way. I’m so proud of his accomplishments and the young man that he has become! I couldn’t have asked for a better son!

This was the principal at the school, Mr. Jones. He was one of D's favorites at the school. When he approached the stage to shake his hand and receive his diploma, Mr. Jones attempted to "hide" the diploma in his jacket! They both just busted out in this huge grin! So many of the teachers were biting their fingernails, (as was I), so naturally, they had to give him a BIT of a hard time!



3 comments:
Salina- these are awesome!! Just love the ones of D on the track too! Cant believe he's a graduate!!! :)
Ok So i am totally crying!! I cant believe that he graduated!! You did it! What a sweet post and so what I needed to hear right now as I am dealing with a naughty 4 year old and counting down the days for graduation. (Not really though) Tell him I am very proud of him! I miss you all so stinkin much!
It is hard to believe he is graduating. I enjoyed your pictures of him.
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