When we first moved to China, these students were in Junior High School. Now, they’re finishing college:
As usual, there were a limited number of spectators:
with a limited attention span… 
This year, the students hung tags around the venue with their post-graduation plans:
and each student received a graduation ring:
I’ve been teaching “Business English” to this group of Thai students:
You can listen to the song that they sang during the graduation ceremony by clicking Thailand Song. It might surprise you to know that the lead singer was a boy (with the English name “Boy”).
Other students with interesting “English” names include “Bear” and “Rabbit”:
and “Ricardo,” a unique Mexican-sounding name for a Chinese person who hopes to open a Thai restaurant:
Our students invited us to join their graduation party:
We enjoyed the fish and duck:
and a unique cake with each student’s name on a piece of white chocolate:
The “name cards” served as a sweet way to hold a final roll call. We’ll miss these kids, and hope to keep in touch as they embark on a new chapter of life.
looks like quite the feast!
So – the key question is – what is everyone doing 2 years from now?
Mom looks so Asian with the umbrella over her 😂