With houses in the UK being quite small, once a mother has got used to the
idea that her offspring has flown the nest, she's usually very happy to
finally have a sewing/lace/craft room and let the offspring sleep on a camp
bed when he/she returns home for a while.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
Jenny wrote:
apparently far too precious to dispose of!!>
The parents I know (mainly teachers and/or lacemakers) put their kid's stuff
in the loft, and take over the room with glee!
Jean, Poole, Dorset, UK
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Whereabouts is your daughter coming to in the US? Are any of us near enough
to offer her hospitality?
Sue
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Jean Nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With houses in the UK being quite small, once a mother has got used to the
idea that her offspring has flown the nest, she's usually very happy to
finally have a sewing/lace/craft room and let the offspring sleep on a camp
bed when he/she returns home for a
she is heading to Virginia for university. We're heading out for christmas.
we hope to spend a few days in Washington. Any chance we will see you?
Cheers, Yvonne
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The parents I know (mainly teachers and/or lacemakers) put their kid's stuff
in the loft, and take over the room with glee!
Jean, Poole, Dorset, UK
sorry Jean, I've already filled the loft - with everyone else's help I have to
say - so that's not an option
jenny barron
Scotland - sunny again
At 8:26 AM +0100 8/2/05, Jean Nathan wrote:
With houses in the UK being quite small, once a mother has got used
to the idea that her offspring has flown the nest, she's usually
very happy to finally have a sewing/lace/craft room and let the
offspring sleep on a camp bed when he/she returns home
- will this be for all
> four years or just for a semester or two?
She is third year at Melbourne University in Victoria, and is on study
exchange for the second semester.
My son leaves for university at
> the end of this month, but mercifully it will only be 4 hours drive away.
> Originally he w
Yes, what I want now is a grown-up exchange program - I don't want to
sit in a hotel somewhere for a night and then pop off to the next
place. I want to move into a family for several months and learn how
to be family in that culture. A bit unlikely to happen, but one can
dream!
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Hello All,
I had a very big day yesterday. I put DD1 on a flight for the US. It was very
hard to watch her leave knowing that it will be over 4 months before we see
her again. It's the first time anyone in our family has travelled overseas. I
know a lot of you have travelled and your children live
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I had a very big day yesterday. I put DD1 on a flight for the US. It was very
hard to watch her leave knowing that it will be over 4 months before we see
her again. It's the first time anyone in our family has
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