A proud father's reflection on his daughter's Investiture Ceremony
This is an adaptation of an earlier blog that I wrote on Friday 25th June 2010.
As parents, we all want to see our children succeed and achieve remarkable things in life. And when they do, it's a moment of immense pride and joy that we want to share with the world. This was exactly how I felt when our daughter was crowned as the captain of the school at her investiture ceremony back in 2010.
The ceremony was a grand affair, with each group having its own designated boy and girl captain and vice-captain, and a school captain and vice-captain as well. It was a beautiful morning with a blue sky and white clouds, and the event was held in the open grounds of the school, creating a serene atmosphere.
As I watched our daughter take her oath to serve the school as the captain, I felt a sense of pride and admiration for her. It was a moment that I wanted to capture and preserve for her to cherish in her later years. So, I took photos and videos of the ceremony, including the moment when we all joined together to sing the National Anthem.
Looking back on that day, I am reminded of the importance of celebrating the achievements of our children. As parents, it is our duty to encourage and support our children in their endeavors, no matter how big or small. And when they succeed, it is our responsibility to share their joy and pride with the world.
To our daughter, if you're reading this, I want you to know that your mother and I are still as proud of you today as we were on that day back in 2010. You have accomplished so much in your life, and we know that you will continue to do great things in the future. Keep up the good work, and always remember that we love you and support you in everything you do
The ceremony was a grand affair, with each group having its own designated boy and girl captain and vice-captain, and a school captain and vice-captain as well. It was a beautiful morning with a blue sky and white clouds, and the event was held in the open grounds of the school, creating a serene atmosphere.
As I watched our daughter take her oath to serve the school as the captain, I felt a sense of pride and admiration for her. It was a moment that I wanted to capture and preserve for her to cherish in her later years. So, I took photos and videos of the ceremony, including the moment when we all joined together to sing the National Anthem.
Looking back on that day, I am reminded of the importance of celebrating the achievements of our children. As parents, it is our duty to encourage and support our children in their endeavors, no matter how big or small. And when they succeed, it is our responsibility to share their joy and pride with the world.
To our daughter, if you're reading this, I want you to know that your mother and I are still as proud of you today as we were on that day back in 2010. You have accomplished so much in your life, and we know that you will continue to do great things in the future. Keep up the good work, and always remember that we love you and support you in everything you do
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