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[mari4212]

It's official. My brother graduated from high school today. I sat in the stands and clapped for him when he went up to get his diploma, and otherwise was bored out of my skull. Honestly, I love my little brother, but he had a very large class for Alter, and listening to a list of names being read out by the man we nicknamed Jabba for a reason is not exactly great fun. He was just as bored as I was. But we got through that fine. Then came getting out of the arena, where my introversion kicked into high gear. I do not do well with large crowds of people that I don't know, especially when they're all milling around on in a too-small area.

I'm still planning on ducking out on as much of my bachlor's degree graduation as I can.

But we had a nice family celebration at home, with our aunt and uncle coming down for dinner.

Comments

[ljmckay.livejournal.com]

Hey, congratulations to your brother! Funny, he always seems so much older when you talk about him...

Ugh, graduations are SO boring and stressful. I'm not looking forward to my college graduation either. Ah, well. The after-party with family is always fun. :)

[sirutka.livejournal.com]

give your brother my congradulations, (if you wish), and I know the feeling with those crowds, luckily Russia's metro cured me of the worst of that dislike. And yay nice quite senior party.