Two of Mandy’s kids are leaving home and she’s worried how they are going to fare out in the world on their own. But – hang on – there might just be an upside.
Video Sharon Shostak
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Depends on their expertise and age and circumstances could be for the best. I left home at 17 in 1942, Kept in touch with home and have had a great life. My brothers both left home at about the same age. With the same results. sisters were a different story. They left only to marry.
We are still close family, what is left of it. Don’t despair Mum encourage them to make a great life.
Hi Lovely
I think you are going to smash it on Air BnB!!!
see ya
HeeLing xxx