'I'm always looking for the Hows and the Whys and the Whats,' said Muskrat, 'That is why I speak as I do. You've heard of Muskrat's Much-in-Little, of course?'
My daughter graduated two weeks ago. She can now write 'B.Tour' (Bachelor of Tourism) after her name. I'm so proud of her. It was a three-year full-time degree.
Is the older man with the spectacles your daughter's "beau"? I must say he has got a very strange dress sense - especially that golden tassle on his bonnet. Must have cut it from his grandma's curtains! Joking apart BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Miss N and a lovely proud moment for you too.
A belated, but hearty, congratulations to daughter (N?) I also have never heard of a Bachelor of Tourism, but had it been around when I was university age (or even a little beyond, since I did take a course in tourism to work in a travel agency some years back) I would definitely have been there. I've also never seen balloons on a stick at a uni grad before!!
Is the older man with the spectacles your daughter's "beau"? I must say he has got a very strange dress sense - especially that golden tassle on his bonnet. Must have cut it from his grandma's curtains!
ReplyDeleteJoking apart BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Miss N and a lovely proud moment for you too.
Congratulations for all her hard work :)
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of a Bachelor of Tourism but I'm sure there are a lot of things in this world I have never heard of..
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the new graduate, and may she find a well-paying job very soon!
A belated, but hearty, congratulations to daughter (N?)
ReplyDeleteI also have never heard of a Bachelor of Tourism, but had it been around when I was university age (or even a little beyond, since I did take a course in tourism to work in a travel agency some years back) I would definitely have been there.
I've also never seen balloons on a stick at a uni grad before!!
Thanks for your kind comments everyone.
ReplyDeleteBachelor in Tourism so applicable to NZ. Congratulations!
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