General Chat

Two of ours have been gone for a few years now, we dont get chance to miss them, they are always walking through the door with our 5 grandchildren.And the first place they go to is the fridge. Our food bill has never gone down. Lovely that they are close to us though.

you'll get more excited when she does come home for dinner and such,and enjoy it more,,,,,,,,,plus she will take more away with her than she came with,,,,,,,,so your food bills wont go down much,,,,,, ;-) ;-) ;-) :-D.

We are all the same, we bring up our children to be independent then moan when they are :-(

She'll be fine and so will you <3

I still have 'stuff' belonging to my 3 and they are all in their 30s!

Sue x

I hope they find just the right place for them. She is so much more confident, these days.

It's a big change for all of you Dawn, but she'll still want to come home for those special treats.
Don't believe that she will take all her belongings though.
Much easier to leave them at Mum and Dad's, rather than clutter the new home!

Gwyn

BC I have been neglecting you havnt I do you want some of my special pud hubs made me choc sponge with a layer of banana mousse and then layer of Choc mousse is very moreish

its hard the first day then it gets easier :-D

Oh my! Dawnie, how those years have flown...tsk tsk....ummm well, never mind, if you have some to spare, I wouldn't mind a large portion of shepherds pie....it's simply AGES since you fed me! :-D :-D :-D <3

what makes it worse is shes made the decision because the other two are causing her problems at home with their problems just feel liek shes being forced out, but wont miss things like tonight when I do dinner and she comes in from work and says oh were not here for dinner,

shepherds pie anyone? enough to feed an army

YOU will notice your utility bills are cheaper and toilet roll lasts longer, when they bring washing back its worse cause its all in one go, son and girlfriend have just bought one, so i waould say a washine machine is a good house warming present xx

Dawnie, that is great news that she feels confident enough to do so. I wish them both all the best and hope they can find somewhere nice to live.

My second daughter married 10 months after the first one married. I sobbed my heart out following them both up the aisles and at that moment I didn't like their husbands one little bit. I know I had to let them go but Oh how it broke my heart. Still, all's well thatt ends well - 6 lovely grandchildren now.

Know how you're feeling.

Phyll

Worry not, this is the beginning of appreciating mum. Coming home for Sunday roast will help the transition for both of you. Good luck-jl

while I am happy she is spreading her wings gonna miss her even with all her moodiness.
Wnder how much washing will get bought back home and shes said they are going to come round for a roast on sundays, mind you my food bill will be cheaper.

Seeing 1st place on Tuesday and making appt for another place as well gulp gulp gulp