The challenge of letting kids go

<p>Wow. That was a good article
It’s just kinda weird for me. My mom and dad both worked full time and were busy. It’s like we all live seperate lives, so, while I will miss them, it’s not like it’s tearing us apart. </p>

<p>I’m just not close with them</p>

<p>Another article milking the woes of the “boomer” generation. As my son pointed out to me (college freshman) most of the parents of his friends are not boomers. They came of age in the eighties, which a “boomer” does not make. As for “letting go,” this has been an issue for mothers and fathers everywhere from time immemorial. Just finished reading John P. Marquands “So Little Time.” Son at Harvard and about to enter WWII. Father having “letting go” issues. Hmmm…</p>

<p>I like the roses- they have thorns, just as son does!</p>