I am so proud…he has worked really hard through dyslexia, and struggles with that since kindergarten and made it into highschool. And…he got good grades, is a wonder at the trombone, and made mama proud today.
This is great. I congratulate him on his hard work and determination. He will go far..
It’s nice to see that family still means something..FYI:
My youngest, Aaron has just finished 8th grade. Off to high school he goes.
Watching your own kids grow brings you so much joy in this world.
I know am late and I have read that he is in high school now, but all the same CONGRATS!!!.
I can imagine how happy you and your husband were.
I didnt grow up with both parents together, but whenever I come home with good grades, I always see this glow in my mother’s eyes. And whenever I also call my dad to tell him I got good grades, I could feel his smile and happiness.
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Permanent Ink said,
May 23, 2008 at 6:07 pm
This is great. I congratulate him on his hard work and determination. He will go far..
It’s nice to see that family still means something..FYI:
My youngest, Aaron has just finished 8th grade. Off to high school he goes.
Queen Ebong said,
August 19, 2008 at 11:55 am
Watching your own kids grow brings you so much joy in this world.
I know am late and I have read that he is in high school now, but all the same CONGRATS!!!.
I can imagine how happy you and your husband were.
I didnt grow up with both parents together, but whenever I come home with good grades, I always see this glow in my mother’s eyes. And whenever I also call my dad to tell him I got good grades, I could feel his smile and happiness.
Thanks for your comment on my blog.
Take care
Queen Ebong
Calabar, Nigeria.
Nicole said,
February 4, 2009 at 2:03 am
High school is a big change, I’m in 9th now. But after a week and a half he’ll love it! Good luck to Jake!