Our second son, Kyle, together with 316 boys and girls, graduated from high school* last Saturday. This boy, with the tendency to procrastinate and who seldom approached me for any help (yeah right, like i could help in chem, physics, trigo or algebra :P), except to borrow my laptop, managed to snag 3 medals***. It was almost unbelievable. Haha! Unbelievable only because he didn't allow me to pry into his academic affairs and if not for the report card grades, I was sort of clueless. Sure, he would tell me things about extracurricular activities. But with regard to homework, he would just answer my questions in monosyllables. Hmm... No... Yes... Done... These were pretty much what I remember him saying. So last Saturday, although we knew in advance he was getting medals, donning them on him was pretty surreal. He probably didn't need my constant nagging after all. He has his medals to prove that he was in charge. Well done, Kyle! On to college! *Sacred Hea...
your two older sons look like twins.;)
ReplyDeleteHappy family! You have handsome sons and the one in black looks so you.
ReplyDeletei agree with Kristine, you have handsome sons! too bad my older than them. whahahaha kidding! XD
ReplyDeleteI love this photo collage! You have a good-looking family sis. I wonder how it feels to have kids away for college. LOL
ReplyDeleteyou have 2 son this big??? you look so young. :-)
ReplyDeleterose: in some pics, yes they do look very similar :)
ReplyDeletekristiine and aby: hihi. hank you! :)
meikah: thank you! having kids in college makes our lives a little bit more interesting. there is a wide range of emotions, the most noticeable of all is the feeling of anticipation. i eagerly await the next time we are complete again.
tondo girl: aww... so kind of you! thank you!