This was a very busy week - my daughter graduated from high school and had her grad formal. As parents of a single child, we are very careful to take full measure of each significant event of our daughter's life. The ending of her high school years marks a bittersweet milestone.
She really only had one date (the boy to her left) despite what this photo implies:
We are very proud of our daughter, an Ontario scholar, off to McGill in August to study Arts.
14 comments:
Congrats on all the milestones Lesly! Having an empty nest is something to get used to, but you do get to sew alot more!
congratulations! I love her dress~
She's beautiful!
She's gorgeous! Her dress and accessories are the best I've seen on a grad. Stunning!
This has been quite a few weeks for you! Hope you are taking the long weekend off and enjoying it all.
Awww, she's beautiful! Congrats to her and you!
We only have one daughter as well so I know what you mean about cherishing every event.
Jennifer :)
You have a very lovely daughter! Very classy dress too! Hope she soars when she leaves the nest!
Congratulations! What a beautiful dress.
What a lovely way to remember special moments. It's good advice whether you have several kids or no kids at all. Hope you had a great long weekend!
Congratulations to all of you! And I just have to comment about her dress: it's beautiful! So stylish. She just looks amazing!
Congratulations on your daughter's graduation! Our youngest graduated high school this year also. Your daughter is lovely, and I also think her dress is great, modest and classy.
Bittersweet is the perfect word. Your daughter looks lovely. Mazel tov to her on her accomplishments, and to you and your DH as proud parents.
Congratulations on your daughter's proud achievements. She could not have done it without a lot of hard work & love on your part!
what a very lovely young lady
you are blessed
♥
Congratulations! Lesly, your daughter is very lovely! Best wishes to her as she continues her educational journey.
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