Sad Mama!

[Gypsea]

Don't be . She will blossom and you will have a funn place to visit.

 

[Smiling JOe]

so that is what was going on at borago how was pandora's sj

slow and smokey.

 

[iwishiwasthere]

I am so happy for her opportunity. I know how sad it is for one to move far away. For me it is odd that I want my child to grow up and be independent, just not far away from home. The good part is .....wonderful trips out west with the best tour guide.:clap_1:

 

[Teresa]

:clap_1: S3 is going to enjoy this life experience so much! I'm very proud of her!

 

[Beach Runner]

:clap_1: ...for steeleing3

...for steelemama

We are here for you. When are you going to San Fran?

Exactly.

I know it'll be a hard transition for you Steele Mama. Hang in there!

 

[Kimmifunn]

:clap_1: Good for her! I'm all for leaving the nest...even thought the mama and daddy birds hate it.

I need her address so I can send her an invite to a party we are doing up there in a couple weeks!

 

[Paula]

Congratulations to Steeleing3. And Steele Mama, I can only imagine (my kids are still home but it's only a matter of a few years). I think that's why they call these moments "bittersweet" -- but the sweet far outweighs the bitter (and that's what we remind our achy breaky little hearts).

 

[KISH7374]

It is very hard to have a child move far away. My son moved to Las Vegas for a lifetime career opportunity. It is tough to be so far away but we talk every day even if it is for only a couple of minutes. I know what you are going through and it is tough but they need to be able to grow on their own. At this point we can only offer support and love.

 

[Rudyjohn]

I am sorry you are sad Mama!! But, you know she will come back to the place she loves so much, and the mama she loves. What a great opportunity for her to travel though. We are here for you.

I couldn't have said it better myself.
Take care, Steelemama.

 

[Mermaid]

Steele Mama, be a happy mama. I firmly believe that every young person could use a year in California. It's an essential rite of passage! The worse thing you have to think about is the time difference. When I lived in Palo Alto (many moons ago ) my mother always called me at the crack of dawn because she'd forget about how early it was for me. Or at least that's what she told me. I've always had the sneaking suspicion she wanted to make sure I was in my own bed.