Hello there hivers it's me @doughnahhh out of my second blog. Before this post, I hope you like my blog introduction. Please join me as I tell you about my graduation experience. Come along, and I'll tell you what happened that day. Last June 2,2023 that was a happiest moment in my life as I finished my degree. I wanted to let you know how happy and grateful I am to have finished the year without failing my parents, who have given me so much. Throughout the academic year, they provided me with everything I needed to finish my study and to get this degree, so this is all for them.
Being the eldest daughter, I make sure not to disappoint my parents by completing my degree with no failing grades because it is so precious to watch them smile and cry for happiness. They put out a lot of effort and sacrifice to provide me a better life, and they will make sure I get a degree in return. I genuinely appreciate it, which is why I put a lot of effort into my studies to make up for their sacrifices and effort so they may realize that their efforts were worthwhile and feel happy and satisfied.Even when I have difficult days, I always keep fighting and don't give up hope, just as they don't give up hope to provide what I need in my school days because they are the ones who provide me with everything, so I don't have the right to surrender during my difficult days; instead, I'll encourage myself and motivate that their efforts and determination, as well as their presence, are always with me so I can finish my schooling under their guidance.
I wanted to take a moment to tell you all how blessed and grateful I am to have parents like them. I truly appreciate everything they have done for me, as well as the love, support, and guidance they have provided. Being their child makes me proud, and I aspire to do the same for the.Both of them are my fortune and my strength to make life better so I can repay them for everything they have sacrificed for me, and I truly appreciate everything they have done for me.
While I was studying, I had these two who were always listening to my rants and encouraging and motivating me that I might make it if I'm constantly breaking down and having a lot of what ifs that there would come a time when I wonder if I'll make it or not. I appreciate their continuing assistance in my challenging situation. They didn't leave me, and they always gave me comfort that I would succeed since it was part of being a student.
After my graduation we have a little celebration (thanks giving) for completing my degree. I'm with my families and friends who is very close to my hearts. It's a double celebration, as my cousin graduated from senior high school and I graduated from college. This journey is very amazing, despite the fact that something is missing. She is my grandmother, who was with me from childhood till the pandemic arrived and she passed away quite sudden.I was always with my grandmother from the time I started school until I started my college life, but she is no longer there as I finish my degree as I graduate from college; she left me as the pandemic hit; she supported and loved me as if I were her own child, and she spoiled me more than my parents did. She was always by my side, fighting and protecting me at all costs, and it felt like something was missing that day, as one of my sources of inspiration and strength was no longer with me, which was really tough for me and that's why there's something missing for me during that day.
When you set goals work hard to achieve them, especially when you have a strong support system and believers, you'll start to realize that nothing is impossible in this world.
That's it for today, Hivers. Thank you for reading. I hope you enjoyed my recap narrative; join me in my next blog to find out what life was like after graduation.