saying goodbye to dd at university with trayden
#4
This brought back a memory of when we dropped dd#1 off at the university that was only 20 miles away. We got her settled in the dorm and left.
THIRTY MINUTES after we got home, she came through the door..."WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?!" we asked...
she responded "I was lonely".. ha ha...
we drove her back to campus and introduced her to some of her dorm mates on the volleyball court... she played volley ball in high school.
I never knew she was shy ... ha ha...
THIRTY MINUTES after we got home, she came through the door..."WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?!" we asked...
she responded "I was lonely".. ha ha...
we drove her back to campus and introduced her to some of her dorm mates on the volleyball court... she played volley ball in high school.
I never knew she was shy ... ha ha...
#5
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Big Timber, Montana
Posts: 154
Bless you -kind of a bittersweet day taking kids to college. With DD I thought my heart was breaking-I mean I felt like my physical beating heart was really breaking , pretty intense! Well- DD called me 30 minutes later to see if I was okay!
#9
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Kansas
Posts: 426
My oldest dd and I were both ready for her to go to school, not far away so I knew I would see her. My youngest was harder as it was farther away, but she was with her dad so that made it a lot easier for us. I enjoyed the empty nest most of the time. Not anymore, grandkids are here, but that is wonderful.
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