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Originally Posted by Perna
That is very sad. I don't like major change like that either. I remember when my third brother went off to uni and it was just me and my parents at home; at first I accidentally still set the table for four, etc. It was so quiet too, one didn't know what to say to a parent without the "whole" interaction thing going on all the time! There weren't any distractions.
Why are you going home to your father instead of your mother (I take it you would prefer to see your mother?) Can you visit both in the time off? Do you know anyone down in England you can visit, a classmate maybe?
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Thanks, Perna. It is.
That would be really strange, I'm quite glad I'm the older one in the family and didn't have to go through that...would have really sucked.
It's not that I'd "prefer" to see one or the other, it's just that I'm used to them being together and I'm still finding the separation quite difficult to accept, I think.
It's easier if I'm at home rather than in England because it's closer to uni if I need to go back to visit the library and it's closer to my boyfriend and uni friends. I'll be visiting mum in June, and possibly again in September if I'm not too busy getting final year project stuff prepared.