Kid starts the TCC2FSU path next Monday...move in day to the dorm is this Friday. (Southgate)
Anyone else moving their kid into a dorm this weekend?
- Thread starter Dr. Nole
- Start date
Moving daughter #2 into Georgia Tech on Thursday. Should be quite the zoo.
Last week I drove daughter #1 to Savannah and moved her into an apartment for graduate school.
Last week I drove daughter #1 to Savannah and moved her into an apartment for graduate school.
Thanks for the reminder that I should steer clear of anywhere close to campus this weekend.
Moving our youngest into the dorm at UT Chattanooga on Thursday.
Empty nesthood has arrived.
Empty nesthood has arrived.
Will there be tears when you drive away? I drove away with a smile this time, but only because I'll be back for a bunch of home games.
From my wife, probably. (definitely) I'm ready.
He's only 1.5 hours away, and I drive through Chattanooga en route to Atlanta all of the time.
I had some sniffles when i dropped the first one off....I have since come to realize that with today's communications, etc... we are all in touch as much as we want to be.
A lot more nekid time....amiright!
Not this weekend, but moving our son to the dorm at University of Maryland next Friday. Daughter will go in two years, and we look forward to not being school calendar captives! I can't wait to be able to go to places like the Outer Banks in September, etc.
Gotta enjoy those years before they boomerang back home after college.
Gotta enjoy those years before they boomerang back home after college.
Wet dropped off daughter no. one in Plantation two weeks ago at Nova Southeastern and youngest is moving into her new place in hogtown as we speak er type...
Speaking of hogtown, I have spent more time in that place than I ever wanted to before,getting this place ready for her. I will not miss going down there once everything is done.
Speaking of hogtown, I have spent more time in that place than I ever wanted to before,getting this place ready for her. I will not miss going down there once everything is done.
Walking through the Walmart lawn center this week I noticed quite a stockpile of mini fridges. I think I’ll steer clear of retail this weekend too...
Our oldest moves into Landis on 8/22.
Nature has a way with transitions... when he was in second grade we fretted about middle school; when middle school came it was no problem. Then we sweated bullets over our baby going to the massive high school, but he ran the place after the second week of freshman year.
I thought this would be a very emotional time as he goes off to college, but really, he has been enough of an a-hole this summer such that I would drop him off tomorrow if I felt like he could keep his computer dry while sleeping outside for the next week.
I’m sure there will be some parental angst next week but it is time for him to go, and it is easy to remember how fantastic life can be when you are 18 years old, so I am very happy for him and his station in life. Kid is living the dream.
Nature has a way with transitions... when he was in second grade we fretted about middle school; when middle school came it was no problem. Then we sweated bullets over our baby going to the massive high school, but he ran the place after the second week of freshman year.
I thought this would be a very emotional time as he goes off to college, but really, he has been enough of an a-hole this summer such that I would drop him off tomorrow if I felt like he could keep his computer dry while sleeping outside for the next week.
I’m sure there will be some parental angst next week but it is time for him to go, and it is easy to remember how fantastic life can be when you are 18 years old, so I am very happy for him and his station in life. Kid is living the dream.
Meeting my son in Oxford Thursday to help set up his house. He's in Alabama at a lake with friends wrapping his summer up. Since my wife isn't going, we'll unpack in an hour, go play golf, have dinner and party a little afterwards. Back to the beach on Friday. I already miss him.
"Well, that's the difference between raising a son and a daughter.
All you do with a daughter is just try to keep her from getting screwed.
All you do with a son is try to keep him from screwing himself.
And that's a lot harder to do."
All you do with a daughter is just try to keep her from getting screwed.
All you do with a son is try to keep him from screwing himself.
And that's a lot harder to do."
Last edited:
Latest posts
-
-
Football FSU defensive depth chart projection: Post-spring portal window- Latest: jesusfreak132
-
