Saturday, 07 January 2012
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Moving on with life
Sitting at my son’s graduation and watching him graduate was amazing, I couldn’t have been any more proud of him than I was at that minute. From the moment he was born, I had dreamt of him completing his schooling and working in his preferred job.
Now that he had completed his schooling, it was time for him to get work where he can make use of what he has learnt but locating the {correct|right job is very hard. He doesn’t want to sit at home and waste time looking for a job that could take up a year to find, so he decided to take a different route.
I do not like his idea of a separate method to finding a job, as it means he will be leaving here and moving abroad. He thinks it will be better if he gets a job away from home, work there for a while and then come back home to find a permanent job, naturally for this we had to search for moving quotes.
As nice as it sounds; I don’t think I’m ready to let him leave just yet, as the thought of not seeing my son is really getting to me. My son hasn’t lived away from us for more than seven days, and he’s saying he will be prepared to move away for at least two years.
I never want to see my son unhappy, I have agreed to him moving to Australia because I know he will be back home within a year and I also don’t want him to say I didn’t let him experience life.
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Moving on with life
Sitting at my son’s graduation and watching him graduate was unbelievable, I couldn’t have felt any more proud of him than I did at that moment. From the time he was born, I had dreamt of him finishing his studies and working in his chosen job.
Now that he had finished his schooling, it was time for him to find a job where he can make use of what he has learnt but finding the {correct|right job is very hard. He doesn’t want to sit at home and waste time looking for a job that could take up a year to find, so he decided to take a different route.
I do not like his idea of an alternative method to finding work, as it means he will be leaving here and emigrating. He thinks it will be best if he finds a job away from home, work there for a bit and then return here to locate a permanent job, obviously for this we had to look for moving quotes.
As nice as it sounds; I don’t think I’m prepared to let him go just yet, as the idea of not seeing my son is really getting to me. He hasn’t stayed away from us for more than six months, and he’s saying he will be happy to live away for at least two years.
I never want to see my son unhappy, I have agreed to him moving to Australia because I know he will be back home within a year and I also don’t want him to say I didn’t let him experience life.
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