Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Y3 Week 39: Final Day of High School - Last School Bus Ride

Is this the little boy at play?

I don't remember growing older, 
When did they? 
When did he grow to be so tall? 
Wasn't it yesterday when they were small? 

Sunrise, sunset
Swiftly flow the days.
Seedlings turn overnight to sunflowers, 
Blossoming even as we gaze.

Sunrise, sunset
Swiftly fly the years, 
One season following another, 
Laiden with happiness and tears.

-Fiddler on the Roof


How it all began
The end of this chapter

17 comments:

  1. A fitting end to a beautiful journey :-)

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  2. beautiful end to a beautiful journey

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  3. Ninja chopping onions next to me. Sniff, Sniff.
    Great stuff! Thanks for letting us be apart of this amazing story. Congratulations on your soon to be highschool grad!

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  4. I have enjoyed every post! But life goes on and I wish nothing but wonderful things for your family!

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  5. you are a great father who brought joy to all (translate google)

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  6. Congratulations to you and your son on his graduation. Thank you for sharing with all of us this great experience and making our days brighter too.

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  7. Congratulations to Rain! And congratulations to the parents who raised him, guided him and supported him along the way :)

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  8. laura johnson said it perfectly! congrats to rain and and congrats to you both for all the effort put in to make his days memorable. i have so enjoyed watching this unfold. God bless you all....

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  9. Congratulations to your son Rain and to you as well.
    Awesome end to a chapter we loved to follow.

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  10. Congratulations Rain. What a wonderful "bus" ride it's been. I'm sure great things await your next chapter. With all the turmoil in the world this has been a refreshing respite. Thank you for sharing a part of your life with us.

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  11. I will not be original. This has been a heck of a ride, not only for you and your wonderful family, but also for us who. I will surely miss the smile you put on my face every day. Embarrassing our kids is an art, and nobody did it better than you.

    Regards from an Argentine living in Canada. God bless.

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  12. Discovering your blog and following it has been a great experience. Your son is a very lucky young man to have parents like you.

    And you have to admit, the rest of the kids on the bus were pretty lucky too. Look what THEY had to look forward to every morning!

    I think you have some more waving to do. But it won't be every day anymore.

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  13. You are an amazing dad ! Thank you very much...
    I wave to your family from Ukraine!

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  14. Extraordinary memories for your family.

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