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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why? We have five. Three college grads. One in college. One senior in high school. Our oldest lives in Georgia. Our second in Colorado. Our third in Florida. Our fourth is in London. We see all of them several times a year. I miss them. But, I’m super proud of the independent young men and woman they have become. [/quote] You do realize that you can have "independent young men and women" as adult children who also live nearby, right? It's called being a close family.[/quote] Your implication is that if children choose to live somewhere other than near their parents, for any number of reasons (climate, significant others, career, general unspecified preference), that means they are not a close family? [b]Is it hard being that stupid?[/b] [/quote] No, but it's hard being a "close family" living 3000 miles away from that family.[/quote]
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