I Promised Myself I Wouldn't Have a Hard Time With This...
...but I'm thinking that maybe these changes are gonna be really hard. (For me.)
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
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5 comments:
Now you can start living YOUR life instead of this constant slavery :)
Just don't let the animals take over your life.
LOL! I'm retarded. I put the comment for the slideshow on this post. Anyway, I feel ya. I can't imagine The Boy leaving... and he is already growing too fast! But on the positive side, you all have a great relationship, so I am sure they will be around. ;-)
Oh, but they look so happy!
I went through this four years ago, but the kid's still living at home. (It has its pros and cons). When the time comes that he's truly left the nest, I know it'll be hard for me. Even though I'm looking forward to that day. Sort of.
Congratulations to your kiddos!
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