When our son Jeremy was born, a few people gave some wise advice, “Cherish every moment because it goes by too quickly.” At the time we were surrounded by diapers, baby burp cloths and wet wipes… lots of wet wipes. That advice has come back to my heart these last months before Jeremy begins his university life apart from us.

18 years have gone too quickly. It is a special chapter of my life that is now moving into the past tense.There will be no more wiping of noses, holding of hands to cross the road; we passed those milestones years ago. I think mostly I will miss the day to day companionship of having him in my life. Being on the other side of the world from him, I know I will feel the distance terribly.

However, I am thankful that we have been able to celebrate this coming of age in some fun and meaningful ways. One of those days was the celebration of his high school graduation. All the students who by nature of being online students and located in different cities and even countries, congregated in Didsbury, Alberta for a very special Saturday Afternoon which included a formal graduation ceremony and a delicious dinner. We were also thrilled to have Dan’s parents, Paul and Debbie Wiens with us from Kelowna, BC. Jeremy worked diligently as an online student having to motivate himself daily to accomplish the work. We were so proud of his completion of all his high school requirements.
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Of course graduation day was a perfect opportunity for some special photo memories.

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