Missing your childern

One of my daughters lives in California....the other in Georgia.....and I do miss them. Thank God for skype! My son lives closer and I see him alot. He got a divorce and now has his daughter every other weeks so I pick her up from school three days...one of the days I make supper and bring with and we have supper together....which is very nice......but when I don't hear from him for a week or so I do miss him too.

I didn't know your son had moved out on his own! I am lucky enough that my oldest child is still living at home. He is 21 now and is still going to college. He plans to stay with us for a few years after he graduates from college in order to save up for a place of his own. My other kids are all under 18 so they are all at home too. Have a nice day and happy myLotting!!!

My son is married with a child of his own and he lives just across town. His wife doesn't like his side of the family very much, so I don't see him or my granddaughter often enough. They're busy a lot, but it seems to be doing things they don't have to do, like going shopping or to plays or bike riding. Nothing wrong with those things, of course.

Aww...I can so relate to this. I have 4 girls. My oldest lives 3 towns away which is about 45 mins but our work schedules are such that we rarely get to spend time together. We talk on the phone and internet but it isn't the same. 2 of my girls are here a lot during the week which is very cool. My youngest however is way off in Vegas which is clear across the country from us. I miss her all the time, non-stop. She recently graduated from highschool and informed me that she was moving out there. It was a really big pill to swallow. I get it though...she wants to be independent and see the world before settling down. Who am I to hold her back? I worry and I miss her but I'm also very proud of her . She is coming home for the holidays and I can't wait. IT is going to be hard letting her go all over again but it's ok...I need to see her and hug her.

I am 22 and I moved out of my parents' home when I was 20. I struggled a lot because I missed my parents, and I ended up moving back home again because of it. It was horrible because of the fact that I knew that I was missing them and I was not able to see them as much as I would have wanted to. So I know what you feel now that your son has moved out. You should just try to make sure that you have done your best to stay in touch with him and make sure that he knows that you're always there for him if he needs you.

I'm glad my son is young now and won't travel far. But don't be sad, I am sure he loves you and is doing everything to visit you as soon as he can. Call him often, maybe that would calm down your big heart :). Happy mylotting, my friend :)

It is not hard to find clothings for children, whatever that fits on them they look so cute. There is no need to consider wether the taste of choice is fine or not. You can dress them up without taking a lot of time to decide what's best for them. A decent clothes will be a great thing to provide as their basic needs. We used to miss their presence if we afre far away from them.