I am totally bummed out. Both my mommy friends are moving this summer. I have a neighbor, Christy, who has two kids next door. We swap babysitting favors, have dinner together once or twice a month, and have even gone to a movie. They are being re-stationed to California. :( Then my other mommy friend, Rebecca, is moving to Texas. We have play dates together, chit chat on the phone, swap babysitting favors and go to a mommy and me group together. It took me 2 years to find 2 good friends and now they are all leaving! I’m trying not to be too bummed out, but this really sucks. Cody travels so much and now that I am home with the baby by myself, I’m afraid I’m going to be lonely. I’m bummed.
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Bummer for sure! I'm so sorry you're losing your mommy friends.
Yep. Too bad you don't have any mom-friends...
Holly, that is a bummer. Mommy friends are such a blessing and I know that it would be hard to lose them.
ahhhh baby, im so sorry, that is horrible!! Its gonna be a test to push yourself to meet more but you can do it!
you have ME!!! I know I am farther away, but you can still talk to me. Plus, Brian is still keeping his eyes open for jobs in Colorado..maybe we will be together soon!xoxo.
Oh, that is such a bummer! Yuck yuck yuck. You are so friendly, I know you'll make more friends. But that doesn't make it any easier to lose two you already have.
Praying that your new bestest friend ever that you haven't met yet will move in next door.
That sucks HoJo! Both at the same time too! I know you'll be fine soon enough. You're an awesome person and so much fun and I'm sure you'll have new mommy friends in no time!
Um, Holly already HAS a best friend. She doesn't need another BESTEST friend moving in anywhere near her.
She needs a wave-a-friendly-hello friend, or a can-I-borrow-a-cup-of-sugar friend.
But the bestest friend position has already been filled by someone who she never gets to see, has never met her baby, had no active role in either her wedding or her baby shower and whose communication is limited by cell-phone minutes available.
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