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Jul 03, 2013, 05:18 PM
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Today daughter got the phone call to say they get the keys to there first place togeather, i am fine with this but she is my baby i know shes all grown up 20 this year but she will alleays be my baby youngest of four children, been helping to find some bits they need, down to a fridge freezer but it will come, they pick keys up sat lunch time, she wants a hand to clean through and then move in by saturday night, so fast its not far away i drive past at least once a day, and like i say i was fine untill she brought some stuff downstairs from her room stuff shes bought over the last few years the items that once given up say your all grown up
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Jul 03, 2013, 07:39 PM
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(((katheryn)))
 - I haven't crossed that bridge but will some day, so I can understand where your feelings are coming from. I even felt kind of sad and worried when my oldest entered grade 7 lol. Now she'll be going into grade 11 this September.[QUOTE her build a bears ][/quote]As a mom I can relate to the above statement. Seems we always worry no matter how old our kids gets. All we can hope is we've taught them well. At least your daughters not moving too far. Sorry you're struggling and I wish you both the best during this transition.
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