Faulkner
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Tis the season for high school graduations, and my wife and I attended local high school graduation Friday evening in support of several of our friends who have young folks graduating. The key note speaker was a state senator who I am very acquainted with and respect. He gave a very eloquent speech to the graduating seniors, but one statement in his closing dialog I thought was very relevant to the current crop of young millennials;
"As you sit before us, preparing to walk to the stage and receive your high school diploma, along with your parents, family, and friends, I am very proud of your accomplishments. But one point that I want to make perfectly clear, with this defining moment in your life before you, I want to remind you that what you are being recognized for tonight is actually the easiest part of your life."
I couldn't have agreed with him more.
"As you sit before us, preparing to walk to the stage and receive your high school diploma, along with your parents, family, and friends, I am very proud of your accomplishments. But one point that I want to make perfectly clear, with this defining moment in your life before you, I want to remind you that what you are being recognized for tonight is actually the easiest part of your life."
I couldn't have agreed with him more.
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