Drive-Thru celebrations are the new normal, and for the first time, I participated in a Drive-Thru graduation.
We drove up to the graduate's home, gave him gift, and our family remained in the car while he stood outside of it, mask donned, and someone took a photo of us.
It's bittersweet to think we couldn't hug the graduate or his parents, or that we couldn't even take a "normal" photo, or even talk story with the graduate for more than a few seconds, but at least we were still able to celebrate in some fashion.
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We drove up to the graduate's home, gave him gift, and our family remained in the car while he stood outside of it, mask donned, and someone took a photo of us.
It's bittersweet to think we couldn't hug the graduate or his parents, or that we couldn't even take a "normal" photo, or even talk story with the graduate for more than a few seconds, but at least we were still able to celebrate in some fashion.
