The beginning and the end

high school graduation

That’s where we’ll be later today — Sam’s high school graduation.





Comments

  1. Lance says:

    Congratulations!

    (It seems only yesterday when my parents marched with me for my high school graduation.)

  2. rhodora says:

    Congratulations, Sam! And of course, Congratulations, Connie and Speedy! Happy Graduation to the three of you! :)

  3. phynkee says:

    Congrats to Sam and her parents! Happy Graduation!

  4. pinayhekmi says:

    Congrats to Sam. What a momentous time!

  5. pinayhekmi says:

    I just saw the pic (didn’t show up when I first loaded the page at the airport). I know it’s not the time to get all puffed out about it, but that quote bothers me.

    Eh. forget it. Enjoy the moment na lang. Your daughter will become a woman of value din.

    • It should be “Becoming people of values.” EVen “becoming” is problematic because of the underlying assumption that the graduates are still to become persons of value (or values) and, at this point, they are without value or values.

      I know. Signs of the changing times in that school.

  6. cocoy says:

    congratulations! graduation programs get longer and longer nowadays. where will she go for college?

  7. Nikita says:

    Congratulations Sam, Speedy and Connie (nahirapan ako sa billing!). :-)

    Film School in Cebu? Wow! Initial reaction ko – bakit naman kailangan sa Cebu? What is there that’s not available in schools here?

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