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wot ll i do,

he in uni and has been acepted to go to america for 2 months for working/training with youngsters there as part of his uni work,
hes so excited, and normally a quiet lad, nowt excites him, only England playing footy in the world cup

hope he has a great time

d x

Well done him, he will have a great time,my grandson loves America, and would live there if he could, think of all the news he will be sending you.

Jean x

hi dawnie,
how are you love

im so pleased for him, but he knows im gona be a nervous wreck

do you think he will tell me any jean

i had to find out of hubby this morning at 6am when he got in from work that son got accepted for it,
he tells me little , some not to worry me,
but some cos he dont communicate being a teenager,
lmao

I am sure he will have a wonderful time, what an opportunity. Where in the States is he going?
Well done to him anyway.

Texas!!!!!!!

he will come back drinking flippin moonshine

He will have a wonderful time, my 18 year old grandson went to california last year for 3 monthe working as a football coach stayed with a different family every week in a different place. We were so worried about him as he has type 1 diabetis but he coped wonderfully and had a great time he is planning to go again next year. Good luck to your son
jackie

He'll be fine.

My son goes to New York now and again as his father now lives there. Loves it.

Send him off with a smile!

Jill

Tell yourself that the sign of a successful parent is raising children who can be independent!!!!!

My daughter went to Japan for a year. I was heart broken. But sent her off with a smile between the tears. Two months will pass so quickly, and he will have the time of his life. What a wonderful experience x

Be thankfull,Julie,with any luck he will fall in love with the states and move there when he graduates,lets face the facts ,there is nothing left in this country now that the government has sold us down the river.
Good luck to the lad,Fred.

Good for him!!!
What a wonderful opportunity. I am sure he will have a great time. You say he's a quiet lad, well this will probably help him 'open up' as he gains confidence. Plus - travel helps broaden the mind, it's a great education in itself.
Please try not to let him know you are upset or sad about it, because if he is a worrier, he'll have that on his mind as well as all the things he's going to be already apprehensive about with this forthcoming trip.

Boys are not very good at writing or keeping diaries, unfortunately, but it would be great if he could at least make some notes about his trip. When I went backpacking around Europe (light-years ago) I didn't realise my Mum kept ALL my letters and postcards.....now she's given them all back to me, and they make fascinating reading all these years later.

Good luck to him.
And good luck to you too!!

K