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moving and kids
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how to deal? we are looking at houses 10 mins from our current house but different school district. kids are freaking. how do you deal? we/they have some of our best friends are right near by, so this is going to be a hard sell.Originally Posted by thekunk07
They will deal with it.
Prior to my attending college ... my parents sent me to a different school each semester. I lived.
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North Shore?
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I have a theory that kids who never move while in school have difficulty accepting change in general. Kids will be fine Kunk. Congrats on moving on up.
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I have a theory that kids who never move while in school have difficulty accepting change in general. Kids will be fine Kunk. Congrats on moving on up.Originally Posted by RedLantern
This is way wrong.
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GCOriginally Posted by thekunk07
Wow, lah dee dah...
I thought you were there already, or maybe you just mentioned you took that train. Either way, it's a great area. My fiancee has some family in the area, not the super nice part, but it's still very nice.
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This is way wrong.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Kids will not be fine?
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Kids will not be fine?Originally Posted by RedLantern
Well, as fine as is possible with a dad like Kunk.
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