2010 Graduation
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I chuckled at this.
The reason why I chuckled is, as a parent who loves, adores and is proud of her children, graduation ceremonies are the most boring thing ever! The only excitement is to hear your child's name announced.
I am assuming since you don't know the date, you also don't know the "true identities" of the posters graduating. It is great to show support and take pride, but trust me, 15 minutes in after the fly-by you will change the channel or opt to watch the paint dry on your walls. Graduation ceremonies, even as a parent of an AFA cadet is not the real biggie. The real biggie is to watch your child pin on or see their cranium covers fly in the air.
For the class of 2010,
Thank you for serving. Thank you for protecting us. Thank you for deciding that you will go wherever and whenever because our country asks you to.
I want to say to all of the 2010 grads, that starting Monday this will be the best week of your life...come Thursday it is a different story, you can't claim "silly me" I am just a cadet....your life will change!
To you God Bless, and God Speed!
For the parents of the class of 2010,
Thank you for raising and supporting these fine individuals who are willing to put their lives on the line for our country.
Bring that box of Kleenex.
This graduation will live in Bullet's and my heart forever. Bullet has been bestowed the honor of commissioning one of our posters. The "swearing in" is a bond. We are truly honored that this cadet has asked Bullet to perform this role.
Best wishes, thoughts, and hopes CLASS of 2010!
The reason why I chuckled is, as a parent who loves, adores and is proud of her children, graduation ceremonies are the most boring thing ever! The only excitement is to hear your child's name announced.
I am assuming since you don't know the date, you also don't know the "true identities" of the posters graduating. It is great to show support and take pride, but trust me, 15 minutes in after the fly-by you will change the channel or opt to watch the paint dry on your walls. Graduation ceremonies, even as a parent of an AFA cadet is not the real biggie. The real biggie is to watch your child pin on or see their cranium covers fly in the air.
For the class of 2010,
Thank you for serving. Thank you for protecting us. Thank you for deciding that you will go wherever and whenever because our country asks you to.
I want to say to all of the 2010 grads, that starting Monday this will be the best week of your life...come Thursday it is a different story, you can't claim "silly me" I am just a cadet....your life will change!
To you God Bless, and God Speed!
For the parents of the class of 2010,
Thank you for raising and supporting these fine individuals who are willing to put their lives on the line for our country.
Bring that box of Kleenex.
This graduation will live in Bullet's and my heart forever. Bullet has been bestowed the honor of commissioning one of our posters. The "swearing in" is a bond. We are truly honored that this cadet has asked Bullet to perform this role.
Best wishes, thoughts, and hopes CLASS of 2010!