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The Way Home

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Graduation 2020

Graduation 2020 looks a lot different this year than what we have come to expect for preschool, high school, and collage graduations. Both of my girls have completed their seasons of elementary and middle school this year and will be moving on to middle and high school in the Fall.

The girls have been sad about missing fun end-of-the-year activities, special programs and award ceremonies that they should be enjoying before making the transition to a new school.

Today we grabbed my 22 year old, royal blue, high school graduation gown out of the closet and had a little fun creating images to help us remember these milestone graduations. Luckily the gown color matches our current Chelsea blue.

I have photographed a lot of preschool little graduates over the years, but these images of my girls are the ones that will make me cry as we pull them back out at the next milestone.

Graduation 2020,
Cap and Gown Pictures
Cap and Gown Portraits
Graduation 2020,
Cap and Gown Pictures

What is not to love about star confetti?!

Cap and Gown Pictures

We’ve been making the most of our time “Staying at Home” this Spring while celebrating birthdays, crafting, playing, baking, and homeschooling.

We are wrapping up our digital home learning this week and are looking forward to a Summer full of more memories!

The thing about new beginnings is that they require something else to end.

– Blair Waldorf

What does the end of the school year, Graduation 2020 look like for your family? Do you have any kiddos moving on to a new school in the Fall? Share with us how you are choosing to celebrate the end of the school year and any graduates at your home!

If you have a high school or collage graduate, Krispie Kreme is doing a fun promotion that your graduate can be recognized for the week of 5/18-5/24!

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  1. Susan

    May 18, 2020 at 9:07 pm

    Your girls, my grandgirls, are just beautiful. On to bigger and better things! I’m glad y’all had this time to make your bond even stronger ❤

    • Elizabeth Bailey

      May 18, 2020 at 9:12 pm

      Yes! I’ve asked them several times if they would want to continue homeschooling next year, and ever time I get a hard, NO! 😉

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