Turned out only Carter and one classmate could make it, but it was still very nice. Had a speaker who works with campus ministries who laid down the groundwork on what they can do so they don't lose sight of their faith in college. Good advice but it's not what most 18-year-olds are thinking of following as they experiment with true, independent adulthood.
After breakfast and mass (with a special blessing for the grads), we went home, packed and headed to Amherst for a graduation party. This one was for Harry, whose mom worked with us in Iola, and who attended Kidz Camp and took a vacation to Washington DC with Carter
Like the party yesterday, there was an "old" picture of Carter and the host. This pic is from their spring break trip to Washington DC when the boys were in 6th grade, I think.
And here are the handsome lads today!
From the party we headed straight down to Platteville. We decided we'd rather just get here and sleep than having to hit the road at 5 a.m.! So we got here around 6, found a room at the Super 8 and then went walking around campus.
Carb loaded at Steve's Pizza in downtown Platteville so we'll be set to register for classes and more by 8 a.m.
Uff da. This is it. All signs point to our baby growing up!
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