Tonight we celebrated Honor's Night with our youngest daughter. As you all know, she suffers from migraines and has missed A LOT of school (25 days last year, and we have yet to count them all this year but it is close). Tonight she celebrated all of her achievements despite all of the obstacles she has faced. She received her International Baccalaureate stole along with her Honor Grad stole. No small feat for someone in her position. It has truly been a blessing to raise her. She is all and MORE than we could have ever imagined her to be.
I watched this video, and it brought tears to my eyes. Because tonight, our community came together to celebrate the achievement of young people...young people of all different colors, nationalities, socioeconomic backgrounds, and religious beliefs. However, they all had one thing in common...a parent or parents who truly believed in them. They are ALL remarkable kids! It was an honor and a privilege to be a witness to all they have accomplished at just 17-18 years of age.
12 comments:
how neat and what a great accomplishment for your daughter and her parents! :) you should be so proud!!!
LOTS of LOVE!!!
Congratulations Katie!!!
Ashli
Congrats to Katie!! So happy for her. I can't WAIT to see you on Friday!!
Huge congratulations to your daughter Katie! How fantastic she sounds! I know you are such a proud Mama!
Your video brought tears to my eyes. Love it!
Hope you enjoy this special time. Soak it all in!
xo-Lisa
Such a powerful commercial. I think its a wonderful summary of what motherhood is.
Just by reading a little bit of what your daughter has gone through makes me think she must be an incredible girl!
So good meeting you last night!
Anna
What an amazing accomplishment - congratulations to you daughter! And to her proud parents!! :)
Congratulations to you and your daughter!
Congrats to your daughter!
Congratulations to your sweet daughter!
Congrats to your daughter. This is so wonderful.
That is SUPER impressive...I have heard so much about how demanding the IB program is!
Lauren you've done such an amazing job raising your girls. I can feel your love and pride through your blog posts. I saw your cute pic on Michelle's blog about your blogger meetup- I'm so jealous!!! Have a fantastic mothers day!
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