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Posted on May 21, 2017May 21, 2019

My Words of Wisdom to High School Graduates

In our culture, graduation from high school is the rite of passage that signifies adulthood. Your parents know this and they weep for the loss of their child; and they rejoice in welcoming you into adulthood. I’ve often said that there are three great milestones for parents in rearing their children.

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