Question
Did you do a Parent ad for your senior and if so any ideas for sayings. I will be placing a few pictures from past and present.

I have one so far that I think fits my daughter so tell me what you think.

Arianna
May your future be as bright as your smile
We are so proud of you!

Congratulations

Love Mom & Dad

Any other suggestions greatly appreciated
This is my daughter who has struggled her whole life medically so I really want it to be special.

Thanks

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Without Health you have no Wealth!

I gave my kids a choice - an ad or the money. The oldest wanted the ad, the other two wanted the money. Quite frankly, my oldest hasn't looked at the book since graduation day and the other two have no idea what they did with the money.

It sounds like this graduation could hold special significance that we didn't have. If so, I like what you plan to write. Simple and from the heart.

The ad I did for my son had 6 pictures. All were when he was small with the family, his siblings, his favorite grandmother, and his friends. I am not very good at writing so I wrote things like remember when ......... and then added a bunch of happy and a couple sad memories. Then I ended with we are proud of the little boy your were and the man you have become. I think these ads will mean more to them when they are a lot older then right now.

I posted a thread on this same subject a few months ago...I got some good advice...

High School Yearbook...What Did You Write For Your Senior?


I ended up getting a whole page ad for my son...I think my son will like it and I'm glad that I did it... ~Lisa

THANKS!! I am going to look right now

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Without Health you have no Wealth!

I also meant to say that I like what you wrote for your daughter Arianna (such a pretty name...I love it!)...I'm sure that she will be very touched by what you wrote...Is this your first child to graduate high school?...That is the case with me...I'm proud and happy, but I know that I'm going to feel a bit sad. It's tough watching them grow up and go out on their own. ~Lisa