Let the Turkey Drop begin.....

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<p>Whose kids have broken up with the BF/GF?</p>

<p>DD broke up via phone a month ago, but exBF showed up unannounced yesterday, she was not dressed or ready to be seen by the world…it did not go well for him. No boy should risk surprising a girl that way, any bonus points gained from thoughtfulness would be more than offset at being seen in jammies and no make up 10 minutes after waking up</p>

<p>There would have been no reconciliation anyway, so I am not sure it counts as a turkey drop, but it felt like it to me.</p>

<p>Who else is dealing with the break ups?</p>

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<p>Does “I wish” count??? </p>

<p>There were some signs that something might be brewing a month ago, but they saw each other last night and no turkeys were dropped yet…</p>

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<p>My D made a pumpkin drop last month, and I couldn’t be happier! No contact from him and she is as happy as a clam with her new friends and independence. :)</p>

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<p>It happened Monday but they are still friends…the best outcome. He posted on her Facebook wall. She’s away with her dad’s family.</p>

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<p>Well, S3 is a victim of the turkey drop. I am not sure if they are still friends, but they did hang out in the same crowd before. She is in school out of state and he is a couple of years older and is at home. It probably was not going to work but he tried and does not feel real good about it right now. .</p>

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<p>Labor Day drop around here…but they are still in the same group of friends, and still hang out together often…hmmmm…beginning to wonder if the “drop” was just for our (parents) benefit…</p>

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<p>Actually, no drop. Son is a senior - girlfriend is a freshman in college. She doesn’t have a car, so this was only the second time she’s been home. They went out twice over the long weekend and things went great. It makes me happy because Son is pretty darned quirky, but she likes him. (She has her own quirks, too.)</p>