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Now that I kicked my 18 year old daughter out, where do I go from here?
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<blockquote data-quote="Cindy Marie" data-source="post: 709657" data-attributes="member: 21540"><p>You are absolutely correct. My husband and I did take about and hour or so yesterday to run some errands and stopped to grab a bite to eat through the drive thru. We pulled to the side and let the windows down and ate our little meal!! It did feel great!! Like old times and he said he loved our little date-so did I!! When she wrote for the millionth time that she wanted to talk to me yesterday at 2:00-I had a friend that had just text me that she was going to stop by with her little dog and visit. We just had our fence installed week before last and she wanted our dogs to play!! So she did stop by after my husband and I got back and we also had a nice time. We took a walk around the block and just talked about the dogs, weather and how she loved what I had done to my house so far--the decorating and new porch furniture I just got and my peaceful fountain sitting next to us. </p><p></p><p>My response to my daughter when she said she wanted to talk to me was this- " Amy(my childhood friend) is almost here(my home) to visit and that I would talk to you(my daughter) shortly. Well she responded with "OK." and I never wrote back after the day was coming to a close and approximately six hours later my daughter wrote " Well I'll be by in the morning." I went to bed and around 7:22 this morning she said she would be here soon. I merely said Ok. That was it. That was the least I had texted during this time. </p><p></p><p>So I know within me that this is not an overnight process and my time is not hers nor is it my God's time. I am truly trying(despite how much I express myself here and question myself) to let go and let my God. I know as much as I want to be in control, I can not and no matter my worries, this is something I can't expedite to end. Thank you so much again for being there for me through this forum and everyone else. I admire you and you remind me so much of my mother, who was such and inspiration to me and so proud to call her my mother. Your son is truly blessed to have you and you are in my thoughts as well and I hope we can continue finding strength from each other and this forum to start living for ourselves. Hugs to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cindy Marie, post: 709657, member: 21540"] You are absolutely correct. My husband and I did take about and hour or so yesterday to run some errands and stopped to grab a bite to eat through the drive thru. We pulled to the side and let the windows down and ate our little meal!! It did feel great!! Like old times and he said he loved our little date-so did I!! When she wrote for the millionth time that she wanted to talk to me yesterday at 2:00-I had a friend that had just text me that she was going to stop by with her little dog and visit. We just had our fence installed week before last and she wanted our dogs to play!! So she did stop by after my husband and I got back and we also had a nice time. We took a walk around the block and just talked about the dogs, weather and how she loved what I had done to my house so far--the decorating and new porch furniture I just got and my peaceful fountain sitting next to us. My response to my daughter when she said she wanted to talk to me was this- " Amy(my childhood friend) is almost here(my home) to visit and that I would talk to you(my daughter) shortly. Well she responded with "OK." and I never wrote back after the day was coming to a close and approximately six hours later my daughter wrote " Well I'll be by in the morning." I went to bed and around 7:22 this morning she said she would be here soon. I merely said Ok. That was it. That was the least I had texted during this time. So I know within me that this is not an overnight process and my time is not hers nor is it my God's time. I am truly trying(despite how much I express myself here and question myself) to let go and let my God. I know as much as I want to be in control, I can not and no matter my worries, this is something I can't expedite to end. Thank you so much again for being there for me through this forum and everyone else. I admire you and you remind me so much of my mother, who was such and inspiration to me and so proud to call her my mother. Your son is truly blessed to have you and you are in my thoughts as well and I hope we can continue finding strength from each other and this forum to start living for ourselves. Hugs to you. [/QUOTE]
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