MIA RUSSO WON the Graduation Tradition Contest May 2009
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Permalink Reply by chandra evans on -
When my brother and I graduated high school and then when I graduated from college our entire family came over and we had a big celebration. It was a fun and joyous occassion for everyone. My son is getting ready to graduate pre-school and make his way into the "Big" school in August when he enters kindergarten. It is hard to believe he will be in the elementary school setting already. It seems not that long ago I just enrolled him into preschool. I am not sure what I will do as his celebration for getting ready to transitition to kindergarten but I will be sure to make it special for him. He is my world and I love doing things that he will remember and cherish.
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Permalink Reply by Mia Russo on -
My stepdaughter Elizabeth is graduating high school in two weeks. I bought a journal and have asked family and friends to offer congratulations, advice, stories and best wishes. I have taken it to two family events and have had most of my family and my husband's family sign. Which was a trick since Elizabeth was there. I hope to have her mom's family sign it next week. For those that I won't be able to see in person, I have asked them to mail me or email a note and I will paste it into the journal. My hope is it will be something she will enjoy and cherish and that we can add to when she graduates college.
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