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(Empty) Nesting – Part 2

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What? She needs things for her room!

What? She needs things for her room!

If you recall my first nesting post and the amount of stuff I bought to quell my growing anxiety about my daughter leaving, this post will not come as a shock to you.

Since I dropped her off, I’ve thought of many things she needs. Lightbulbs, a boot tray, a door stop, handsoap, baskets for her kitchen supplies, etc. etc. etc. You name it, I’ve thought of it.

HOWEVER.

Tonight my daughter texted me…

DD: “Hahaha so embarrassing!”

Me: “What is?”

DD: “Getting packages”

Me: “Huh?”

DD: “Haha I just picked up two packages, and the guy at the front desk was like, ‘Oh you’re Alex! I’ve always wanted to meet you. You get so many things.”

Me: “OMG. So sorry. Just tell him your mom has trouble coping with you gone and this is how she deals!”

DD: “I did, and he said, ‘Well your mom must miss you a lot. You’re the talk of the front desk!’ LOL”

Yeah so that’s how my week is going.

<facepalm>

How’s yours?

Author: natalie

Although full of opinions, I often find myself nodding and smiling. Don't you? Doesn't mean I agree. I'm just being polite.

8 thoughts on “(Empty) Nesting – Part 2

  1. I love this Nat – I am 40 and I STILL GET PACKAGES FROM MY MOM! What’s in them you ask? Well – always a note written with a sharpie, sending love and to list what’s in the box , ALWAYS tea towels, something for Gloria to wear – usually pajamas, and this time I got a candle plus about 8 packs of that stuff you add to fruit to make jam (never made jam in my life). My mom lives 2 hours from me.

    Keep sending, never apologize. She loves it and you’re basically keeping those guys at the front desk from being redundant. You’re doing the right thing!

    K

  2. But no more pillows – ok?

  3. YOU ARE TERRIFIC!!! And your daughter thinks so too…xoxo

  4. Aw. I love how you “mom”. You’re really great at it. xoxo

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