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stgulikMay, being the end of the academic year, is a crazy month even in normal years. But this year, my girl graduates from high school! Every day, it seems, brings with it a new social or musical engagement, quite apart from finals. Seniors are all given quite a long, involved, emotion-laden send-off at this school, as if they're all being sacrificed in volcanos instead of just enrolling in community college.
Graduation is tomorrow evening. Today, my dad flies in from the East Coast, and more family will show up in the afternoon. The weekend is shaping up to be fairly well-programmed. Finally next Monday, I can go back to work and get some sleep.
Graduation is tomorrow evening. Today, my dad flies in from the East Coast, and more family will show up in the afternoon. The weekend is shaping up to be fairly well-programmed. Finally next Monday, I can go back to work and get some sleep.
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Date: 2014-05-31 06:03 am (UTC)The senior class' endless farewells would have been more in keeping if they'd been going out to colonise space or something, but, then again, in a world that seems to celebrate so much of the negative in teen culture, I figured that a positive rite of passage really can't be a bad thing, so jumped in with both feet.