"There is a good reason they call these ceremonies "commencement exercises." Graduation is not the end; it's the beginning."--Orrin Hatch
When we graduate on Sunday, May 31, it will not be a closed chapter and the end of learning. It is going to be the beginning of a new chapter.
I really enjoyed this evening's atmosphere. It was full of excitement and pride. I didn't have a chance to feel a bit of sadness of missing everyone soon. There won't be any more drives to UOG, at least for a while. I will truly miss the Inner Circle. I am sure our professors will miss us a whole lot. They have never had a group of Master's candidates with such energy. If they start to feel a little lonesome, well, there's ESL! This is my final blog for ED 644. May 31st is just around the corner. Signing out now!
Congratulations to all my Inner Circle friends!
Here's to the Class of 2009
Master's of Education
Language and Literacy
You're right...tonight's dinner was delicious but the company was much better. We will miss the Inner Circle!
ReplyDeleteI am so proud to call you my friend! I am always willing to help a fellow filipino achieve their dreams especially a visayan one! I love you lots! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteLucille, I would have never made it through without your great friendship and helping hand! If I were staying I'd want to take a job at Marcial Sablan because I've spent so much time there and have felt truly welcomed. Thank you so much for always being there. Thank you all for always being there!
ReplyDeleteI can relate to Kate's appreciation of your guidance and willingness to reach out a helping hand. You have reached your hand out for me to hold and I thank you deeply. You'll always be apart of my most cherished memories of grad school. THANK YOU GREATLY!!!
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