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Tis the season all over the country for high school and college graduations. Our youngest son Cameron graduated from college last week end cum laude with a degree in English. The ceremony was held outside and the weather couldn't have been better; warm and sunny with a nice breeze. They told the students to dress comfortably for the weather and he did; t shirt, shorts and sneakers. |
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A boy and his dog on the day he left home for his freshman year in college. |
Four years later; a man and his dog.
Four years ago he fell asleep at his brothers college graduation. Four years later his brother stayed awake but played scramble with some friends. Not that he was the only one, Cameron played a few games of it with his cousin during the ceremony while names were being read and students were walking.
Sniffle, sniff during Pomp and Circumstance.
I can hardly believe that I am the mother of two college graduates. How time flies!
And now a message to all graduates about spell check; it doesn't catch all mistakes. I've experienced that several times but the most memorable had to be when I sent a note home to the parents of my kindergartners. What should have been a simple note turned embarrassing. I wanted to use the word inconvenience and I spelled it wrong. Relying on spell check I just clicked on the first word that came up. Here was my sentence - "I'm sorry for any incontinence this may have caused". That pales in comparison to the spelling blunder made by the University of Texas.
Can you spot the spelling error that I'm positive didn't come up during spell check.