Graduation - what's the protocol?

[Crackle]

They are both lovely buildings. One of the perks of occasionally having meetings with HSE in Bootle is that I've been able to attend occasional Evensongs at the slightly-earlier-to-have-been-started but slightly-later-to-have-been-finished Anglican version. But I have reservations at describing either as old.

I take it all back. 'Old' is merely a way of distinguishing them apart. I'm just about to watch this, in which the Anglican cathedral gets a mention

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod...ily-that-built-gothic-britain?suggid=b04m3ljr

 

[Sandra6]

@User76 I'm massively proud of her - and of number 2 son who just finished year1. I will tell anyone who'll listen, or atleast stand still long enough, that she's graduating. I just wanted a heads up on what to expect. I kind of expect it to be long and boring, apart from the brief bit in the middle when it's her turn, when I shall probably cry just like I did when she did her first dance recital.
I'm sorry you were robbed of the opportunity, but I'd have probably been in the can't be arsed category myself. Not a fan of pomp and circumstance, but I will of course let no1 daughter know how proud we are.