Today's post is on a bit of a personal note.
Thursday we attended my son's graduation from Laurentian University for his Bachelor of Architectural Studies.
Ben has already begun working for an architecture firm in Toronto and he has decided to defer doing his master's degree until he has a bit of work experience and gets a better understanding of what type of Architecture he wants to focus on for his internship. The road to becoming a licensed Architect in Canada is lengthy. Whatever he decides to do and whatever route he takes we are so incredibly proud of him and how hard he has worked over the past four years.
I made this card for him using products by Jillibean Soup.
So happy for your Ben and your family! A huge accomplishment. Love his card...the fun patterns and the slightly tilted letters are perfect.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Ben ... and to his proud Mama and Papa - I'd bet his little Sis is pretty proud too! xx
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An awesome card Tracey and a HUGE Congratulations to your son (and your family!)
ReplyDeleteAn awesome card Tracey and a HUGE Congratulations to your son and your family!
ReplyDeleteYay! Congrats to Ben!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting!
Congrats to him!! How wonderful! LOVING the card you made for him! GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous and fun card for your grad!! MANY congratulations to Ben, such a handsome photo of him too!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and manly graduation card, Tracey, made especially for your very own grad! How is it possible that Ben is graduating already?!! I wish him every success!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Ben! What an amazing accomplishment. Your card is fabulous and so perfect for a guy too. I wish Ben all the best in his future, you and James must be so proud!
ReplyDeleteGreat card for your son's graduation. I can remember when you were sending him off to college. My how time flies. Congrats....
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Ben and to you, the proud Mum! I bet he loved this fabulous masculine Grad card, 'cos I certainly do.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card for such a wonderful occasion :) Congrats to him and you and hubby. Thrilled he has a job already too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Ben, how proud you and your hubby must be. Your card is fabulous, I love the celebrate in the background of the large GRAD. Super card.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your son! Great card. My son is also an architecture grad & chose to work before getting his Master's. It has been a good choice for him. Best of luck to Ben - you and your husband must be so proud.
ReplyDeleteYou should be proud! Way to go Ben and mom and dad! Great card too!
ReplyDeleteYour card is perfection! Congrats to Ben and to you and your hubby! I know you are so very proud!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for everyone! You must be so proud of him! The card looks great with the variety of design in those initials.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! So cool for your son!! LOVE that fun card you created with the happy patterns!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and best wishes to Ben as he begins this new journey. Love the mixed paper on the card, Tracey.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you all Tracey this is so wonderful ! I am happy Ben already has a job, your boy is all grown up! Beautiful and fun card too! Hugs
ReplyDeleteBig congrats to your son on his new life adventures! Great card, so fun and great for a guy!
ReplyDeletehappy stamping mf,
xx Karen
Big CONGRATS to your handsome son on his accomplishments! Also, for landing a job, which is no small feat today :) All the best to him in his future endeavors!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure he loved your fabulous card...such a great masculine design and color combo!
WOW go BEN. What an exciting time Tracey. Awesome GRAD card.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your son! You and family must be very proud! Awesome card with the big letters! Wonderful patterns and colors, too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Ben on such a great achievement, Tracey ... and on having already begun the next stage in his life's adventure! Your card for his is fabulous ... cool and graphic and so perfect for an architect! Hugs, Anita :)
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