Thank Goodness for ...

Autopilot.

It was a steamy, hot day.

My air conditioner wasn't working.

Once the temperature reached 94 degrees,

it was time for pictures

before our departure.

Here are a few shots of the

big day.

The Graduate

The grad with her big brother.

  

My children and me.

Kiss before saying goodbye.

It was a relief to get into an air conditioned car
and to dine at an air conditioned establishment,
the kids with their Dad and I with a friend.

We all met back up at school
for a long, hot, lovely commencement program.
I was proud as could be.

As my title indicates, I am glad
for being able to be on "auto-pilot" through
times like these.
I was able to get through
it all without a tear.
Truth be told,
I've cried so much over the past month,
I think I was just all dried up!

Saturday morning,
the kids left with their Dad for 5 days
0f (hopeful) fun.
It was my first night without
at least one of them home for
in at least 6 years.
(Please don't tell my kids that Mom didn't
get to be until 3:30 a.m.)oth

Two weeks until the party
to celebrate Becky's achievements
with family and friends.

I read Becky all of your comments and well wishes on Friday.
We both enjoyed them and appreciated
them so much.
Thank you!

I'll be trying to catch up with all of you this week.