Please raise a glass with me

Excellent and what a proud mummy, cheers

Wow, that is a really special event to celebrate. I'm happy to raise a glass to her.

iloveroses
super news for her and one for you

Wonderful news iloveroses

GOOD news iloveroses...you have every right to feel proud. I shall raise a glass of cheer to you both in about two minutes xx

Mrs. P has put me on the wagon, but she's not looking so, CONGRATULATIONS to your daughter and CHEERS {wine]

Well done, daughter of iloveroses!

You'll have too watch all these you now know what the doctors have said .

Thankyou all (I shall take no notice of the doctors for the present).

To add to my little story, my DD was never considered academic more the practical type.

She has been a lone parent since her partner was murdered and has worked so hard, bought a house and has done her degree course part time whilst working so I am SHOUTING HER ACHIEVEMENT from the housetops

Have just toasted her...with Ribena . Well done that girl!

Iloveroses One of my daughters, also not considered academic at school, also got a first and had to do her degree part time. It takes an incredible amount of focus and determination and under the circumstances I quite agree that your daughter's achievement deserves to be made much of.

Fantastic achievement, Iloveroses you will know more than any of us how fantastic it is.
Cheers to you both because I'm sure you have played a part in this wonderful realisation of talent and potential.
I think 2 glasses are in order here!!

iloveroses,

congratulations and your good news.

It takes some doing under normal circumstances but to achieve what has given the difficulties she has had makes it even more special.

To her future

Many congratulations to your daughter iloveroses.
Does she get her talents from you?
love and hugs

You are going to be the proudest Mum at her graduation and with good reason. Congratulations to her - and to you.

Well done

Well done

She must be thrilled to bits! Many congratulations.

Many many congratulations to you and your daughter. I'm raising a small glass to my GD who got off to a difficult premature start last year, spending her first week in neo-natal intensive care. Today she is crawling with confidence and panache, just teetering on the brink of walking and will celebrate her 1st birthday on the 15th July. To all of our babies who are thriving after a shaky start.......cheers!!