perdidobay
<font color=green>Will work for travel ;-)<br><fon
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Well, we took dd18 to college Saturday and after all the months of dreading the day, it ended up being easy. One thing that helped is that once we got there, DD went from crying and sad to excited and happy! It helps that she's old friends with her roommate (she's terribly shy). She has been emailing and IM'ing me since Sunday so I actually "talk" to her more than when she was home!
The last few months she's spent at work or with friends, I never saw her alot except for our trip to Wa state. I thought I would get sad and cry on the way home but never did. It helped when I got home too, that her room looks like it always does....a big mess LOL. I'm leaving it that way!
Also the fact that dd26 is having major problems right now and is back at home with us for a while, keeps me busy.
I hope everyone else who has a son or daughter going off to college for the first time has a good experience too!
MJ
The last few months she's spent at work or with friends, I never saw her alot except for our trip to Wa state. I thought I would get sad and cry on the way home but never did. It helped when I got home too, that her room looks like it always does....a big mess LOL. I'm leaving it that way!
Also the fact that dd26 is having major problems right now and is back at home with us for a while, keeps me busy.
I hope everyone else who has a son or daughter going off to college for the first time has a good experience too!
MJ