Well, . . . I guess you can find a blessing in that it's not the other way around. . .! (You wanting him to go off to college & he not wanting to.) The 'fledging the nest' period is always such a mix of feelings, but the blessing are there. (. . . & I agree - he is a cutie!) xo, Bren
I wish him well. My youngest just started college two weeks ago, but he is commuting right now. Maybe in four years I will be writing this same post :-(
To show how you want to keep close to your son, you could always move your sewing into his room at home....lol... ;) Best wishes and Happy crafting, Jenny
He is a cutie, Mom.:)
ReplyDeleteAww ... all the best to both of you.
ReplyDeleteWell, . . . I guess you can find a blessing in that it's not the other way around. . .! (You wanting him to go off to college & he not wanting to.) The 'fledging the nest' period is always such a mix of feelings, but the blessing are there.
ReplyDelete(. . . & I agree - he is a cutie!)
xo, Bren
I wish him well. My youngest just started college two weeks ago, but he is commuting right now. Maybe in four years I will be writing this same post :-(
ReplyDeleteTo show how you want to keep close to your son, you could always move your sewing into his room at home....lol... ;) Best wishes and Happy crafting, Jenny
ReplyDeleteDearest Renee.
ReplyDeleteI have thought so much about you!
It is such a bittersweet day to see our children flying with wings of their own.
Big hugs!
Trish
I hear you friend. I took youngest daughter back Monday. Missed her the moment she gently pushed me toward the car.
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