It was sunny, windy, and in the low 80s. We all have the intense sunburn on our arms, faces, and legs to prove it. Sunburns of love.
There were well over 500 graduates and the ceremony was held on the football field. If it weren't for the wind, it would have been unbearable sitting in that sun while five hundred and some-odd yunguns strolled across the stage for their diplomas.
Afterwards we went and had some really good seafood at Shell's.
Congratulations Rachel, we love you!
And they even had a student lead a prayer at the beginning of the ceremony! No ACLU led morons to stop it like they tried to do in my home town of Monroe, LA last week.
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I was in Vidalia this weekend with Susan Jeffereys & her hubby. I thought about Rachel while we were out & about during the day! Now it's time for the real world isn't it? I can't believe I've been out of school for 32 years already!
Congrats daughter number two!
500 seniors! I can't imagine that.
My graduating class was 19.
Congratulations!
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