We are very proud parents!!!
#1
We are very proud parents!!!
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
#2
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by abergas
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
Congratulations to your eldest!
Donna.
#3
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by madsad
Congratulations to your eldest!
Donna.
Donna.
congratulations to you & your son
pootle26
#4
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Ahhh good on him! He's a great lad & really deserves it. Well done Abergas Jr!
Loopy
Loopy
#5
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by Loopy
Ahhh good on him! He's a great lad & really deserves it. Well done Abergas Jr!
Loopy
Loopy
Thanks, He has grown up in this last year, and achieved so much,
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Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by abergas
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
#7
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by abergas
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
Cheers
Ginny
#8
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by abergas
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
#9
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by abergas
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
aw...thats lovely!
I take it they have settled in very well then?
post an update when you get time!
sue xx
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Joined: Jul 2005
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Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by abergas
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
Lovely, you've given me hope, for my 14 year old, who swears her life will be ruined if we go.
#12
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by Margaret2
Lovely, you've given me hope, for my 14 year old, who swears her life will be ruined if we go.
#13
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 4,365
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by tiredwithtwins
thing is with teenagers, whatever you do will be the same outcome - if you dont go, something might happen, and she may say that because you didnt go, this happened, its ruined her life!!!!
Ehhhhh, no, I think if we said we are definately not going I would make her the happiest teen in the world
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Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by abergas
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
#15
Re: We are very proud parents!!!
Originally Posted by abergas
Haven't posted in quite a while, been looking in though
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!
As some of you will remember when we first arrived here with all our worries about the kids being at awkward ages (13) (15), will they fit in, find friends etc, Wednesday night this week we were so proud of our eldest who is now 17 when we went to his School Graduation Ceremony in Mandurah, he won an award for the year 12 Senior business studies highest achiever! I had a lump in my throat when he got up to receive his award. We are just so proud of him,
Yve
Very proud mum!