Woe is me. I'm losing a child.

aliasojo

doelani wrote: »

Seems this is the " kids leaving home club" can I join?

Furnished but only basic, oh I feel so sorry for her, wnat to go out and buy her things but trying not to, have bought a few but thats all.

Sorry for rambling, can't sleep lol

Course you can join in, the more the merrier, what's that old saying about misery preferring company. Or something?

I would feel the same about wanting to buy things but they really need to make their own way when they leave. It's hard standing back isn't it?

Ramble away pet...you're amongst like minded souls. :rotfl:


SS.....loads of virtual empathy coming your way. :grouphug: Have a dodgy hug. (But remember it's only a hug, I don't want your fragile state reading any more into it......I like you only as a friend.:rotfl:)

Well I've moved on from feeling sad today...I'm now annoyed at the silly boy. Apparently he's been taking the odd day off here and there....when he was looking for his new car :rolleyes:. He's now genuinely ill with the winter vomiting bug that's on the go up our neck of the woods and he's had to phone in sick. His boss is less than pleased (understandably)....I suspect it's a bit like the boy who cried wolf in his eyes.

So, I'm happy today.....I do annoyed much much better than I do sad.

Thanks for all the virtual support btw. :beer:

pavlovs_dog

free cwtch for everyone (i'm a caring, sharing kind of gal )




P.S If anyone wants to 'adopt' me I'm free to a good home. I'm housebroken and everything :rotfl: I promise not to leave you... my inlaws will vouch for that!!!!

aliasojo

I think I could put up with you pav. :rotfl:

In fact .....you might even come in handy for the youngest's homework when I get stuck and can't help her.

Okay everyone....bidding war for pav. I bid a small single bedroom (daughter's old one as she'll be having son's old one) and a flake. What?! Everyone likes flakes. :rotfl:

Spendless

aliasojo wrote: »

Course you can join in, the more the merrier,

Oh Good, cos over tea my DD (she's 6) has informed me she intends moving out on her 10th birthday and will be going to live in an ice-cream factory.:rotfl:

aliasojo

Spendless wrote: »

Oh Good, cos over tea my DD (she's 6) has informed me she intends moving out on her 10th birthday and will be going to live in an ice-cream factory.:rotfl:

Aw bless.

You should be pleased you have a girl who knows her own mind.

Savvy_Sue

That reminds me of when DS1 was going on and on and ON about how he was going to leave home. He was under 10 at the time. I did the "ignore the behaviour you don't like" routine for several days, and then I cracked. I told him why he wouldn't be able to leave home, BECAUSE NO-ONE ELSE WOULD PUT UP WITH HIM! I even went through all his friend's mummy's explaining why he wouldn't want to live there (cats, dogs etc) but mainly because THEY WOULDN'T LOVE HIM LIKE I DID!

He never mentioned leaving home again, until just recently. Bless.