You can kiss the student when that student is yours.
So proud!
Joe and Brian. Notice the Metis sash around his waist?!
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4 comments:
I am still struggling with the idea that he is that old!!!
way the go Joey.Good job,nanny is so proud.I will give you a big kiss,when you come down in three weeks.
So proud of you Joey <3
Love Auntie
I'm curious about the sash. Is that part of the tradition for graduation in Ile-a-la Crosse?
Looks cute, any way!
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