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Life changes again tomorrow ... and this time it's big.

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  • ruger41
    Good luck to her!
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  • Chief Shaway
    Good luck to her and also, you and your wife.
    I admit that I had a breakdown at lunch at an Applebee's after we got our only child, a son, moved into his dorm room.
    The emotions of the situation took over and there was nothing I could do to stop it.
    I did get it together and was good the rest of the day.
    The wife cried from leaving his dorm until about 1.5 hours on the ride home.
    It is and was a life changing day for sure.
    That was 6 years ago.
    It does get better.
    The first year was the worst.
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  • montanajoe
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    Congratulations to her and her family. Each should be equally proud of the others.
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  • Warbirds
    Im sure that is bittersweet.
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  • shootuadeal
    I know what you mean. I had a video from six years ago pop up in my timeline on Facebook of my son shooting his little .22 when he was 5, was so cute, now he's turning into such a little man. Wish we could freeze time when they are so little.
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  • pickenup
    Who is this Abby you speak of? She can't possibly be old enough to be going into a dorm.
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  • mogley98
    Beautiful girl, I'm sure raised right all you can do is send them out knowing you have given them all the tools they need. God Speed
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  • spasmcreek
    congrats...we got #1 and #2 gals going to Hays and #3 going to WSU....natural identical triplets.....time really flys by
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    Congrats to you and Mrs. Kimber on raising a fine young lady! I know she will do well in life, but as well, I know it's hard to let go. Our daughter is 23, and her and a friend recently moved to a town almost 3 hours away. Just last week, she drove by herself two states away to visit her aunt and uncle. She made it there and back. Abby will do great as she gets some wind under those wings!!
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  • drobs
    Beautiful looking daughter. Congrats.
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  • He Dog
    It is the right order of things, and you should be justly proud. She could be staying and adding a baby to the family, along with her unemployed boy friend. As it is she is venture out into the world, furthering her education, a young woman who has made good choices and shown sound judgement. Adolescents are mostly known for making poor choices. Be proud indeed!
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  • Marc1301
    He Dog wrote:
    It is the right order of things, and you should be justly proud. She could be staying and adding a baby to the family, along with her unemployed boy friend. As it is she is venture out into the world, furthering her education, a young woman who has made good choices and shown sound judgement. Adolescents are mostly known for making poor choices. Be proud indeed!
    +1000
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  • dcon12
    Just another page. Don
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  • chiefr
    8-) cool, What's she going to major in?
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