<p>Umm, I want to send mine over there too. You must be feeding them well. And have a nice, laid back environment. The wicked witch who lives here chases them all out when she has one of her tantrum, or with the constant nagging about picking up, cleaning up, helping out. They are out of here in no time.</p>
<p>If I flashback to four years ago , we had a daughter graduating high school and another a sophomore. Their boyfriends were always over , so were their friends …and they had been since middle school. Add to that an international student that we sponsored, an eight year old, a nanny for her.
Our dinner table was always full. Now we no longer need a nanny, sponsored student has moved back …house is empty , except for three of us.
My advice is enjoy it while you can because you will most likely miss that someday</p>
<p>I hear you sunnie~ in my household rising hs freshman, college sophomore and college junior…all home for the summer…with varying schedules…always a friend or two or three each, stopping by, picking up, dropping off, eating, shmoozing, swimming, playing with the dog, tracking in mud, heating up pizza, taquitos etc. I do a headcount in my head at bedtime, now who’s here, who’s still out, wait is he coming back tonight? you get the picture. in theory I love it…all the energy, but in reality tiring…</p>