otp: my daughter

Dear Friends,

I just received the date that my daughter goes to Art school-Oct 1. I
know that this is later than most graduating seniors but I can't help
but feel an AARgh!

I'm losing my baby!

She was accepted into her choice for art schools while she was still
in 10th grade. But the school starts four times a year and she was
assigned to Oct of this year.

This will be in Oregon or 2500 miles away! I know she has lots of
family near and that has to count for something!

I'm happy for her!

Thanks for listening,

Vickie B.

LOL My "baby" is 28, but well do I remember the first time each of my kids
left. It is gut wrenching and heart wrenching and a proud moment and a scary
moment and..... Hang in there, Vickie, you can get through this.

DeeTee

"vickie b." <sonatabv@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:28558174-7e4b-4b1c-8136-613938382d46@c4g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> Dear Friends,
>
> I just received the date that my daughter goes to Art school-Oct 1. I
> know that this is later than most graduating seniors but I can't help
> but feel an AARgh!
>
> I'm losing my baby!
>
> She was accepted into her choice for art schools while she was still
> in 10th grade. But the school starts four times a year and she was
> assigned to Oct of this year.
>
> This will be in Oregon or 2500 miles away! I know she has lots of
> family near and that has to count for something!
>
> I'm happy for her!
>
> Thanks for listening,
>
> Vickie B.

"DeeTee and Bob Taggart" <ke3iu_nospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:47988487$0$24100$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> LOL My "baby" is 28, but well do I remember the first time each of my kids
> left. It is gut wrenching and heart wrenching and a proud moment and a
> scary moment and..... Hang in there, Vickie, you can get through this.
>
> DeeTee
>

I guess its different when the grandkids finally move out. The week my
oldest grandson spent moving to his first apartment I seemed to alternate
between grinning and giggling.

It 'was' funny. He was just eighteen, and so young and really didn't have a
clue what he was doing. I just loved the optimism of it all. And he did
make it work, with a few bumps along the way.

Jo

sending good thoughts your way. I know how it is with the empty nest stuff
and your kids are further away then mine.

--
Love and Hugs to all
Jo the squirrely one
I am nuts about you.

> Dear Friends,
>
> I just received the date that my daughter goes to Art school-Oct 1. I
> know that this is later than most graduating seniors but I can't help
> but feel an AARgh!
>
> I'm losing my baby!
>
> She was accepted into her choice for art schools while she was still
> in 10th grade. But the school starts four times a year and she was
> assigned to Oct of this year.
>
> This will be in Oregon or 2500 miles away! I know she has lots of
> family near and that has to count for something!
>
> I'm happy for her!
>
> Thanks for listening,
>
> Vickie B.

"jofirey" <jofirey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:5vt40fF1obcvgU1@mid.individual.net...
>
> "DeeTee and Bob Taggart" <ke3iu_nospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:47988487$0$24100$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>> LOL My "baby" is 28, but well do I remember the first time each of my
>> kids left. It is gut wrenching and heart wrenching and a proud moment and
>> a scary moment and..... Hang in there, Vickie, you can get through this.
>>
>> DeeTee
>>
>
> I guess its different when the grandkids finally move out. The week my
> oldest grandson spent moving to his first apartment I seemed to alternate
> between grinning and giggling.
>
> It 'was' funny. He was just eighteen, and so young and really didn't have
> a clue what he was doing. I just loved the optimism of it all. And he
> did make it work, with a few bumps along the way.
>
> Jo


And the good news is,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they come back too. LOLOLOL
Harv