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G is also for Graduating


In just 10 days, my oldest child will graduate from high school. I'm not really sure how to feel about that. I guess having her move out a year-and-a-half ago to go live with her dad has given me enough time to get used to her being gone, and virtually on her own. Now I am just really excited for her and her future. She's a grownup now, whether she is ready to be or not. I can honestly say that her growth and maturity over the last several months has made me very proud of her and I know that she will be okay.

Last night was her baccalaureate at school. She is enduring her last week of school this week. Next week she will be on her senior trip with her class. And then she graduates on Friday.

Kyndal, I love you. Enjoy your last couple of weeks of being a "kid"!





Brynne, Collin (Kyndal's boyfriend), Kyndal, my niece Rylee, Eli

Kyndal and Grandma Leta, my mom 

My baby ... all grown up.



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  1. congrats!!! is her boyfriend older since he didn't have on the gown? hope she has fun on her senior trip.

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  2. Aww...I know that bittersweet feeling! Beautiful photos and congratulations to you and Kyndal!

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  3. Look @ all of the beautiful ladies in your famly! Y'all have got some good genes.
    Congrats to BOTH Kyndal & mom!!!

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  4. Congratulations! (She's beautiful, huh, Nicole?) All the best for her future endeavors!

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  5. Gorgeous pictures!! Congratulations on your graduate and wishing her all the best!

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  6. She looks so beautiful. Praying for her on this new adventure! You did good mom! Congratulations to you all!

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  7. Wow! That is crazy. She looks so grown up and so beautiful!

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