Graduation/Mother’s Day Redux

Posted on May 13th, 2007

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So! These are the shoes.

Serious Strutting Happened With These Shoes

That went with the dress:

Go. Stand a tree. Look into the sun.

Which went with the gown and mortarboard and graduate cape thing that totally perplexed me. I may have a new degree but I couldn’t get that damn thing on and had to get help once I got to the auditorium. After the ceremony I caught up with my family. “I’ll be the one in the black robe.” I told them. “You should be able to find me easily AMONG THE 500 OTHER GRADUATES.”

Still Didn't Have That Drape Thingie Put On Right

After that we all traveled an hour back home where I cooked. Ok. I added bottled sauce to meatballs. But it’s good bottled sauce. It’s Sweet Baby Ray’s bbq sauce which is not only my family’s favorite but we find it at the hardware store. DOESN’T EVERYONE?

They Made Me Cook. In The Cute Dress.

And pretended to use my deranged, three-day-binge-coked-out looking eyes to serve food.

This Is My Martha Stewart Impersonation

This one is my favorite, though. I should start a catering business and use this for my promotional brochures.

This Is My Nigella Lawson Impersonation

Here’s two more. It was a great day. I can’t say much more about it so I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves.

The Glass Complete The Outfit

Constantly Smiling

51 Responses to “Graduation/Mother’s Day Redux”

  1. KC says:
    May 23, 2007 at 12:41 pm

    Hawt shoes and dress momma!!!

    Congratulations on your accomplishments – although you shouldn’t have had to lift a finger… it still looks like you had a fantastic day!

    Congrats!

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