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Agreed, Joy.  It's a natural part of life for parents to let go of their
children; sure they're sad, but they have to let go at some point or the kids
will never grow up and be on their own.

Kat

On Friday 10 October 2003 01:13 pm, you wrote:
> Hi Kathy Jo,
>
> <<No wonder why I still live with my parents.  I don't want them to be
> sad.>>
>
> It's good to hear from you... it's been a while.  It bothers me to hear you
> say that, though.  You should live the kind of life you want to live.  Part
> of having children is watching them grow up, move on, and live their own
> lives (or so I've heard... ; )  I know that my parents miss me when I'm at
> school, but they love that I'm doing what makes me happy and fulfilled.
> I'm sure your parents would feel the same way.
>
> ~Joy~

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