Well, she’s close.
LOL! Sounds logical…
Hey Mike! Why the long face?
Hard to fault the logic.
“Gradulating?” Okay, although the word I used was “paroled.”
“Graduating” from kindergarten was invented by people who knew that their kids wouldn’t finish high school.
Why does it have to be all bold?
Nabuquduriuzhur: “Glory be to Egypt” at graduation? I thought “Pomp and Circumstance No. 1” was legally required, although I think No. 4 is more festive. "Gaudiamus Igatur is festive (as Brahms demonstrated) but the lyrics are ominous.
Some people don’t know the symbols to use on this board to get boldface. Why not just share that info with them, instead of scolding them?
Bold or not makes no difference to me. I appreciate the commenters who take the time to share Lynn’s Notes with all of us. Thank you!
Well put Lizzie!
Templo S.U.D. about 9 years ago
Well, she’s close.
Argythree about 9 years ago
LOL! Sounds logical…
swami mommy about 9 years ago
Hey Mike! Why the long face?
lotsalaffs Premium Member about 9 years ago
Hard to fault the logic.
Guilty Bystander about 9 years ago
“Gradulating?” Okay, although the word I used was “paroled.”
loner34 about 9 years ago
“Graduating” from kindergarten was invented by people who knew that their kids wouldn’t finish high school.
W6BXQ, John about 9 years ago
Why does it have to be all bold?
hippogriff about 9 years ago
Nabuquduriuzhur: “Glory be to Egypt” at graduation? I thought “Pomp and Circumstance No. 1” was legally required, although I think No. 4 is more festive. "Gaudiamus Igatur is festive (as Brahms demonstrated) but the lyrics are ominous.
Argy.Bargy2 about 9 years ago
Some people don’t know the symbols to use on this board to get boldface. Why not just share that info with them, instead of scolding them?
finnygirl Premium Member about 9 years ago
Bold or not makes no difference to me. I appreciate the commenters who take the time to share Lynn’s Notes with all of us. Thank you!
poodles27 about 9 years ago
Well put Lizzie!