Once gowned we went to get photos done, which was a sensible move as the queues later where amazing.We then got on the coach for the short journey to Worcester Cathedral where, being early we had pretty good seats.
One very proud Dad and if you look carefully you can make out K in the top right hand corner!
T, Mums partner and one very proud Nana!
K's Media Group!
Celebrating
Later in the evening Mum treated us & K to a celebratory meal, a customer from a nearby table offered to take our pic!
My Mum
The next day K's boyfriend also graduated
Looks like you all had a wonderful day, how proud you must be. Many congratulations to K.
ReplyDeleteIt is very emotional isn't it when a 'child' graduates. The history of it all is just amazing.
ReplyDeleteYou were lucky that you were able to get so many tickets. When my son graduated we were limited to two - and so have been quite a few people I know.
Lovely photos
Hi LIbby Congrats to young K.....it is such a proud moment, isn't it? All the hopes and dreams we have for our children.....
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you all!
ReplyDeleteI love Worcester Cathedral and have spent hours wandering around there.
You must be very proud of her as she moves on now to the next stage of her life.!
hugs
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Hi Libby, great moment! Love the family picture at the dining table! best celebration of all when family meet up eh?
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your daughter... what a splendid acievement.
ReplyDeleteWell, Libby!...that's wonderful for you, for your daughter and for all your family...many congratulations :)
ReplyDeleteI well remember two red-letter days like that in our family when our sons graduated and our chests were puffed out like peacocks for them.
Families bring us such joy :)
Written Christmas Eve.... haven't seen any action on your blog for a while, hope all is OK.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy Christmas and may 2010 be good to you and your family.