ASU law school graduation (this generation might be done with school?)

Nedda and Paul Jr; 5/3/12.  (Nadia photo) 
Last day of school for this generation, I think.

Starting in fall 1986, we've had between one and five children in school and working along through the so-familiar academic calendar.

But - after well-nigh 26 years - this could be the end.  PJr and Nedda graduated from law school today.  No other school plans on the horizon, as far as I know.

List of schools:

• Liberty Elementary (N, C, K)
• St. Thomas the Apostle (N, C, K, EP, PJr)
• Cocopah middle school (K, PJr)
• Chaparral high school (N, C, K, EP, PJr)
• St. Mary's College (N)
• ASU (N, C, PJr)
• U of A (K, EP)

By the way, today's law school commencement was quite a nice affair.  Sandra Day O'Connor - for whom the ASU law school was named - gave a fine speech.  PJr and Nedda both graduated with honors.

Sandra Day O'Connor speech.

Also nice:  Saeed and Mina treated to a most excellent after-meal at the Persian Room, it was a great conclusion to the event.  (I drank doogh (دوغ‎ dūgh) for my first time - neat, I read that this drink goes back to classical Persia.)  Also, Patrick had shown up unexpectedly this morning (rerouting flight from CA to Seattle), which was quite the nice move.  Had a euchre game or two before he was whisked back to the airport.  PJ and I won, of course.

1st day our children attended school . . . Nicole at kindergarten, 9/3/86.