Rather proud Mum(and Dad and rest of family) moment

[guardpig]

Very, very proud Mum moment.  Not a good piccie but best we have that is small enough to fit. He was wiped out for 24 hours afterwards.

[**towery**]

great to hear it went well 🙂

well done young man

[chickengrandma-2008]

Congratulations to him and you guardpig, a very proud moment indeed!!

[*golddust*]

Congratulations 

[cat-knitter]

A very proud moment indeed. 

Many congratulations 

[bitsnknots]

Congratulations and you are right to be proud of him.

[cookiecookuk]

Congratulations to him cat-knitter I think that is one of the most proudest days for any for any mum to watch as there sons or daughters go through there graduation ceremony .

Here is a pic of a pic of my daughter a few years ago

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[cookiecookuk]

that was suppose to be congratulations to guardpig and son.

[merc1_clocks]

You've every right to be proud guardpig...& congratulations to you're clever son

[cat-knitter]

Yes I guessed it might have been Cookie  

Have you anymore proud pics of the day you can show us Guardpig ? 

This was my Son's graduation last year ........ Younger one is still at Uni so hopefully in a couple of years we'll be attending another one

[rose2008-2008]

Congratulations to the young man, our young people like this are making us proud 

[guardpig]

Not very many ck.  Whole day was a bit traumatic, trying to keep him calm and cool(suit, 90degs and diabetic don't mix) and ensure he got to ceremony at all. Uni were great organising him. This one is afterwards, looking much more like himself - he couldn't walk unaided by this point - with BIL 

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Everybody looks proud and happy in the pictures.

[cat-knitter]

Now that "IS" a lovely picture

[rainydaywoman11]

Hello Guardpig - I am so chuffed for your son and also for you and hubby.  I know you have put in so much work to get your son to where he is now.  

I wish him all the best for the future 

[captainbovine]

here, here, Rainy...couldn't have put it better myself, well done that man

[guardpig]

Best thing is my daughter who decided she looked so good in the hat that she intends to start a GCSE evening class in September and keep going so she can get to wear one of these for real!.

She has just passed her grade1 piano exam with distinction so she is well chuffed.

[ginap.123]

My daughter was a stereotypical blonde bimbo hairdresser until she reached 30. Re-took her GCSEs because her original results were so dire, went on to higher education & has just finished her first year as a primary school teacher & is loving it. So it's never to late.