I took this video (with my digital camera) of Jeremy receiving his diploma with his Section 7 in Gaston Hall.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Jeremy's Graduation
Hi, everyone. We have been sufficiently motivated by Jeremy & Suzanne and Holly Anna & Jason to start our own blog. It certainly is a great way to stay in touch. Our maiden blog is of Jeremy's graduation and a few other activites we enjoyed in DC. Hopefully, you will find this of value. Love, Dad and Pat
The opening graduation exercises at the main Georgetown University campus. This was held in the Hoyas practice pavillion. A whole lot of attorneys. Can you spot Jeremy from the back?
The proud father and son.
Cleary Gottlieb law offices. Jeremy's new place of employment.
The lovebirds enjoying the beautiful U.S. National Arboretum.
We learned a lot about the art of Bonsai. We will be very disappointed if the Dalpias clan does bring back a Bonsai creation. We had no idea that there were so many different varieties.
As we strolled around the exhibits we were amazed at how old these things were. But then, we stopped in front of this one with Jeremy. This Bonsai is 400 years old. Not only that, but it was only 1 1/2 miles from the epicenter of the Hiroshima nuclear blast and survived unscathed!
A pretty great shot of the WWII Memorial.
A pretty great shot of dad as you look towards the Lincoln Memorial.
The opening graduation exercises at the main Georgetown University campus. This was held in the Hoyas practice pavillion. A whole lot of attorneys. Can you spot Jeremy from the back?
The proud father and son.
Cleary Gottlieb law offices. Jeremy's new place of employment.
The lovebirds enjoying the beautiful U.S. National Arboretum.
We learned a lot about the art of Bonsai. We will be very disappointed if the Dalpias clan does bring back a Bonsai creation. We had no idea that there were so many different varieties.
As we strolled around the exhibits we were amazed at how old these things were. But then, we stopped in front of this one with Jeremy. This Bonsai is 400 years old. Not only that, but it was only 1 1/2 miles from the epicenter of the Hiroshima nuclear blast and survived unscathed!
A pretty great shot of the WWII Memorial.
A pretty great shot of dad as you look towards the Lincoln Memorial.
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