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fandomhigh2016-04-30 03:52 am
bigdamnprincipal) wrote in fandomhigh2016-04-30 03:52 am
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Fandom High Graduation Ceremony, Class of 2016, Early Saturday Evening [Part 1]
Right after sunset, to make sure all types of guests could safely attend, the ceremony for graduation was ready to go. The lawn of the school had been lit up with blue and gold lights, which reflected nicely off of the glitter scattered throughout the lawn.
Look, this was one of the last chances to get the students covered in glitter. They might miss Fandom too much without this annoyingly sparkly reminder!
There were chairs set up for all of the graduates, and plenty of seats for guests to come and watch. Hopefully, Fandom's current floaty conditions wouldn't weird anyone out, and as for anything else that might happen during the ceremony... well, the administration was hoping that Fandom had had enough weirdness for a little while, and things would go off without a hitch.
Congratulations, Class of 2016! Today is your day!
Look, this was one of the last chances to get the students covered in glitter. They might miss Fandom too much without this annoyingly sparkly reminder!
There were chairs set up for all of the graduates, and plenty of seats for guests to come and watch. Hopefully, Fandom's current floaty conditions wouldn't weird anyone out, and as for anything else that might happen during the ceremony... well, the administration was hoping that Fandom had had enough weirdness for a little while, and things would go off without a hitch.
Congratulations, Class of 2016! Today is your day!
Re: Welcome! [Grad 2016]
Intending to do it with no active strategy in mind didn't count as planning, right?
She was taking a few minutes before the ceremony began to look up at the sky, though. And text her father (again) so he wouldn't have too much of a crisis over the island not being at the other end of the causeway.