My daughter moving out and going to college

**TAZ** · 08-22-2010,11:45 AM

My daughter moving out and going to college. All my Halloween money.

The good thing is she will be living right next to Spirit and Costco. I will going down to she her more often. My be she will get a job at Spirit. Two weeks it will open. Went to Costco and bought another skull. Dollar Tree has Halloween things out.

**halloween_sucks_in_the_uk** · 08-22-2010,12:02 PM

I love those skulls and skellies you bought (cute kitty too)... If your Daughter gets a job, lets hope Spirit staff get a good discount on their products

**Ween12amEternal** · 08-22-2010,04:48 PM

LOL *shakes fist*, "those darn kids" - yeah, my Halloween budget has been shrinking in direct relation to them getting older.

Good news for you though - gaining two great places to shop. Those skulls are really cool - and your sweet kitty's the perfect accent!

**Pumpkin Butcher** · 08-22-2010,05:36 PM

My Daughter just started High School. Yesterday I was informed she has a new boyfriend. They grow up way to fast.
When I'm in your shoes, and she goes away to College, I'm-a gonna cry.........

**Wolfman** · 08-22-2010,07:33 PM

That's just the start. In a few years, you'll ahve an epiphany. At least, I did. After the kids have started careers, bought their first home, you'll wake up one morning and it'll hit you... your job is done; the kids are alright and they don't need anything more from you but your continued friendship. Trust me, it's a weird feeling.

**halloween_sucks_in_the_uk** · 08-22-2010,11:26 PM

Originally Posted by Pumpkin Butcher

My Daughter just started High School. Yesterday I was informed she has a new boyfriend. They grow up way to fast.
When I'm in your shoes, and she goes away to College, I'm-a gonna cry.........

My Sons turning 14 soon, I was saying to the Husband.. how fast time goes by. I'm dreading the empty nest syndrome

**MHooch** · 08-23-2010,10:09 AM

We're taking my daughter to school on friday, she stayed home and went to community college the first two years, so I've never been without her. It's gonna be really hard for me.

**Wolfman** · 08-23-2010,05:27 PM

MHooch and TAZ, the first semester is the hardest. My son left Samoa for the U of Hawai'i. Major party school, 5 1/2 hours away by jet airliner. I was sure, I mean POSITIVE, he'd get caught up in the party scene and screw up. That was 11 years ago. Today he's an Army Vet, Iraqi Freedom, with a Masters Degree in Education. You never know.