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  • #1

    Another stage of life

    Today my little girl who isnt little anymore, but who will always be little to me.... moves out into the world today...

    got her first apartment and is leaving the nest.. my boys moved out and it was ok.. but when its your daughter you want to protect them more.. at least i feel i have to..

    The house will be empty now. Life moves so quickly, babies grow so fast. Hug your kids today.. :-)
    "finding your best friend in life and love is glorious"
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    I cant imagine what that is going to feel like....my daughter say she is gonna stay with me forever..lol..i think that is a sweet gesture but i know she wont....when i moved out i cried myself to sleep with my fav stuffed animal the first night... *hugs* to u:-)



    *Kalilsha*
    If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving u
    When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be u an me..

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      I dont have any daughters. When my son goes to college next year, I am sure I will miss him. I dont think its quite the same as with a daughter though. I am excited for my son to make his own path in life and to enjoy what he can become.
      90% Angel
      10% Lil Devil

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      • #4
        My daughter was the last to leave the nest to go to college and it was hard on us. We didn't know what to do, it was almost like a death in the family. She was only about 1 1/2 hrs away and we saw her every weekend and she played college softball, so we would see her at games during the week. But it was still hard not to have her giggles and smiley face around the house. (But boy our food bill went waaayyyy down ha ha)

        This gave my husband and I time to do more stuff together and come and go without having to worry about her getting home safely at night, etc. You learn to enjoy it and just pray that they are safe wherever they are. But don't be surprised if you miss their call and they wanna know where you were!! hee hee

        Good luck!
        "I cannot think that we are useless or God would not have created us.
        There is one God looking down on us all. We are all the children of one God. The sun,
        the darkness, the winds are all listening to what we have to say." **Geronimo







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        • #5
          Originally posted by NDNKIDZ
          Today my little girl who isnt little anymore, but who will always be little to me.... moves out into the world today...

          got her first apartment and is leaving the nest.. my boys moved out and it was ok.. but when its your daughter you want to protect them more.. at least i feel i have to..

          The house will be empty now. Life moves so quickly, babies grow so fast. Hug your kids today.. :-)
          IF YOUR LIKE OUR MOM SHE'LL FIND REASON TO COME OVER UNANNCOUNCED OR SEND OUR ONLY BROTHER OVER OR HAVE DAD DRIVE BY WHEN HE THINKS WE DON'T KNOW. BUT IT JUST MEANS THEY LOVE AND CARE ABOUT US. WE LIVED IN THE DORM OUR 1ST YEAR BUT NOW THEY GOT US OUR CONDO AND ITS KOOLERZ HAVEING THEM SURPRISE VISIT US. SOMETIMES WE HAVE TO DO A MAD RUSH TO HIDE THE BEER BOTTLES BUT WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE THEM AND THEY US EVEN WHEN WE DON'T LIVE UNDER THEIR ROOF. BEST OF ALL WE'RE ONLY ABOUT 10 MINUTES DRIVE FROM THEM.
          ~NO YOU SILLY:I DON'T HAVE 2 HANDLES~MY IDENTICAL TWIN IS KALIFAZ_BEECH_BEAUTY AND LOOK CLOSELY AT OUR AVATAR PICTURES THEY ARE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT:LIKE US~

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          • #6
            Awww, the empty nest. Don't worry she'll be back asking questions and calling with more questions. Our 20 yr. old foster daughter moved out on Friday to live with her boyfriend and hubby went into his usual empty nest depression. After sending 3 off to college he should be used to it by now. Just remember she will be home for holidays, to raid your pantry, borrow your ironing board, use your washer and dryer, and a hundred other things, so she's not really gone.
            Oh, you also have just become very smart! Because you know about rental/house insurance, what products work best to clean old stains, ect.. when our oldest moved into his 1st. house he was shocked to find the former owners had taken all the light bulbs with them and the toliet paper rolls were empty. All of a sudden hubby and I were a treasure trove of information that he desperately needed.
            Enjoy your empty house and the chance to connect with your husband with out the kids. It could be like a 2nd honeymoon for the 2 of you.
            A friend of mine once told me that until they have moved all of their stuff out of the basement/attic they are not really gone.
            Courage is just fear that has said it's prayers.

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            • #7
              I still have stuff in my moms attic! And her garage and her shed....lol...
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              10% Lil Devil

              But I've been told it's the other way around!

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