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| Here is my literal interpration of the prompt - the window blinds cracked open to let in the light. |
She left with her Dad to head to the airport a little over an hour ago. Her flight leaves at 6:55 p.m. our time (just about four hours from now) and arrives at London's Heathrow airport at 6:50 a.m. London time (1:50 a.m. our time - I won't be awake - or at least I hope I won't!).
I hope she has a safe and uneventful flight. I hope that she enjoys her time in London. I hope I don't miss her too much. It just doesn't feel real yet.
7 comments:
Awhhhh! You'll be Ok Mom. Your baby has flown the nest, off to do big girl things, and she won't be the same young woman when she comes back. But you & Dad did a great job with her, she'll be fine, and she'll make you proud. One day when you don't miss her so much, you'll turn her room into a gym or something! Then she'll move back home! It's the modern "circle of life".
Oh, my thoughts are with you, Cheri! My own daughter spent nine months of last year across the sea in Washington and I am ashamed to say I tracked her flight across the Atlantic till she landed. You have lots of friends over here and I am sure any of us will look out for her if you need us to. :)
Urghh - yes, it must be very hard. She will love the experience and thrive - mama needs to trust she will be ok :-)
It's hard for you,Cheri....but for her it's one big adventure,I'm sure....and you've plenty of friends over here if ever needed.
Hugs, Cheri! That letting go is SO hard!! I hope she has a wonderful time and I love both your interpretations of the prompt!
I hope she makes a big effort to keep in touch with a mum who loves her enough to let her go. It's a nice thought that she can keep up with you through your blog.
Sending supportive thoughts your way. She'll have an amazing time, and I hope you don't miss her too much, and can thoroughly enjoy hearing all about it when she's back xx
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