To-DAY is THE DAY!
I graduate tomorrow. The ceremony is at Strahan Coliseum at 7pm. Drinks will be consumed post-ceremonius. Many rounds will be on the newly endoctrinated "Bachelor." Hopefully many rounds will be bought for said Bachelor in return!
So, the gang's all here: Mom, Dad, Cass (Josh is prepping for his own grad next week), as well as a number of cousins, Aunts, family friends, drinking partners, and other partners in crime. All that's missing down here is my fellow Huddlers *tears*.
Not sure what's next, but why don't y'all take this time to
1) Offer me some advice on what to do and not do during and after the grad ceremony, and/or
2) Impart some kindly advice for the life of Bachelorhood, possibly scouring the internet for interesting quotes, etc. etc.
Gracias-
SWT- 4 Eva!
posted by Invisible Shield at 11:37 PM
9 Comments:
Con'grad'ulations!
That piece of paper is going to open up lots of doors. Like the ones to an English building for grad school. ;)
Having never attended a university grad ceremony despite TWO degrees now, I have no advice except to say enjoy the next little while. Pretty soon you'll be back to the "daily grind" of either a job, more school, or stressing about one or both of the above. Chillax as much as you can for the next weeks and months!
congratulations luke! i will also buy you a drink, in excactly 1 month when i go to texas. i agree with phil...soak up the stressfreeness while you can...have a good time!!
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Congrats LukeASS!
This is a time for celebration. So enjoy it. As I recall, we partied often back in the summer of 05, and many, many times we claimed to be having a graduation party... I think there were about 20 in total. So now whenever someone asks you why you are having your eighth night in a row of solid drinking, you will forever have a reason to give them... "I've got a degree slut faces!"
Congrats, Bachelor! Welcome to the world of degreeness. Since it's Philip's and my anniversary today and we have an ice cream cake anyways, we'll eat a piece in your honour!
finally our huddle organiser is no longer the least educated person on here. that now goes to janes, the ignoramus.
my advice: make nina do everything for you for a week or so and eat a lot of tasty mexican food!!!
For the record, didn't Janes already have a B.music?
probably- but that's still just a B. Mus., right?
jokes!
Way to go Luke. My advice is to just relax through July, in August think about maybe doing something, be really depressed about not doing anything in Sept, Oct and Nov, feel better during Christmas and then hopefully start something productive in January.
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