May is the month of graduations! On Wednesday evening, I’ll witness 17 of my little students graduate from preschool. They are ready for Kindergarten! Photos of high school and college graduates are scattered across my Facebook news feed.
There are other ways to graduate. I’ve graduated from using a recipe every night to winging it. I have to admit, my Mexican Tortilla Casserole is different every time, but it always seems to be yummy! I also have a famous chicken and tomato dish that I throw together. Lily likes that meal.
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Emma technically graduates on Wednesday (even though we go another month to school here) after her end of the year show and she too is going on to Kindergarten. Not sure where the year went, but still here we are now. Excited for her, but also nervous and teary eyed, too. so many emotions still on this one for sure here.
Scarlet graduates on June 13th – which is the same day as Des’ second birthday, so I guess he’s graduating being one? And hopefully I’ll graduate these experiences with my sanity intact!
I love Kindergarten graduations! The kids are so cute in their little caps and gowns!!
How how precious that the little students are graduating. My feed is full of HS and college graduations. It is crazy how fast the time goes by. I like your point about other ways to graduate. Truly we are often reaching milestones, even though we are way beyond traditional graduation.
My husband has recently tried winging it in the kitchen and I’ve been really impressed with the results. This is the guy that used to measure out six cups of water to boil noodles because that’s what the Mac and Cheese box says!!