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He has graduated!

After five wonderful years at his preschool Jaxon is done and ready for the next adventure.

And me too - I'll be counting down the days until Jax starts school right over there in that side bar.


This is Jaxon's favorite girl classmate. He even got to go to her house a few times to play. He said the thing he liked most about her was that "she laughs all the time".


I was bumped so it is kind of wobbly but they are too cute. Congratulations Jaxon!

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  1. What a little cutie! And what a great idea to use the shirts as graduation "gowns." I thought they were graduation gowns at first!

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  2. Congratulations Jaxon! He is growing up right before our eyes.

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  3. Congratulations, Jaxon( and Jess and Tyrone).Soon you will start the next era in your life. You are smart, strong, athletic, handsome and interested in people and life. A well rounded package and winning combination.We're very proud of you!

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