Ok, it is time to salute the "flag".
Actually I need a little bit of your support and or suggestions.
My son moved in to college (sdsu) this past weekend and although i'm very proud of him I'm starting to miss him.
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Ok, it is time to salute the "flag".
Actually I need a little bit of your support and or suggestions.
My son moved in to college (sdsu) this past weekend and although i'm very proud of him I'm starting to miss him.
Its called the empty nest syndrome, it sucks. You might have to get a hobby or find a way to occupy yourself. I think I bought a Harley when my son joined the navy.
Congrats to you and your son flag. College is a milestone.
Dismembered
Awesome School!
It is so worth it. He's going to be much smarter and better for it. My parents were torn when I left but they loved hearing about my adventures too.
Dear Flag,
Good for your son, you must be a proud mamma. My daughter is a senior this year, and I was already getting melancholy thinking of missing her. She surprised me and said she will be going to CSUF. SDSU was an option, but she hates palm trees, LOL.
You know what's amazing, for all these years you have someone to nuture and all you can think about is SWEET freedom, and then it comes and it's not as sweet as you thought. Those little boogers are exciting, and especially if their friends are always around.
You did good mamma.
Lisa
Thank you all for your replies!!!
My nest is not so empty yet, I still have one more son (he is a senior this year).
I know is hard but, I'll get over.
I think is a normal stage.
Your right LDH those buggers fill the house with joy (specially when is football & basketball season).
(specially when is football & basketball season
My daughter marches with her high school band...West coast percussion champions WBA last year....she is the drumline captain....this is my favorite time of year.
You should go to a few games, you will feel good even if a little sad. Volunteer at the school. Maybe sign up to do reading time at the local kindegarten....
I'm glad my 4 year old started kindegarten this year, I get to start all over again. Motherhood is wonderful. A Highschool senior and a Kinder....across the street from each other. If I survive I will write a memoir....LOL.
Flag
My kids were taken from me 8 yrs ago when their mother left and so i felt the emptiness way back then. My eldest is 19 soon and goes to university in September and although he doesn't live with me, still comes around.
I'll miss him dearly but it's all part of that weird pain/pleasure thing that we as parents willingly take part in.
Peace and a calm heart to ya
Lowden
Hi flag,
I'm in a similar situation and posted awhile back. I got some suggestions: http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/18/113379/1.ashx
I know it passes, but it's definitely one of the low points of the last decade.