The last of our younger siblings is done with grade school. Maya’s sister, Neha, graduated on 2 June. That’s her in the photo above, taken from a long way off. That’s about as clear at it ever was. We are so glad to have no more graduations to attend. No matter how inspiring the invocation, not matter how sincere the representative of the Board of Education, no matter how “dignified” the audience, it’s still a long, long list of names of people you don’t know. Let us show you how we feel about graduations.
Of course, celebrating the achievement of four years of high school is nice. Family comes into town. There is cake. Special foods are made. And there are gifts to give and get excited about. Congratulations Neha! Now, comes the real fun.
The last of our younger siblings is done with grade school. Maya’s sister, Neha, graduated on 2 June. That’s her in the photo above, taken from a long way off. That’s about as clear at it ever was. We are so glad to have no more graduations to attend. No matter how inspiring the invocation, not matter how sincere the representative of the Board of Education, no matter how “dignified” the audience, it’s still a long, long list of names of people you don’t know. Let us show you how we feel about graduations.
Of course, celebrating the achievement of four years of high school is nice. Family comes into town. There is cake. Special foods are made. And there are gifts to give and get excited about. Congratulations Neha! Now, comes the real fun.
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