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So this Sunday, big moment for our family, our last daughter leaves home.

So Lois is 18, she's off to university, so we're moving around this Sunday.

And yesterday she was packing a suitcase that

bit was fine then I went to a bedroom all the posters have come down from her bedroom wall

it would look so empty it was it was just a room jack it's not her room because actually when you're

a teenager the way you show mum and dad in the world who you are right now who you dream of being or what

you're passionate about are the posters on the wall it's all the passions there everything it's the

actors and actress as she likes it's the musicians it's the images it was literally like going into a

museum of her whenever went to a bedroom and certain posters would come down and i'd never say oh you're

not that anymore and something new would come up and i'd never say oh you're not that anymore and something

new would come up and I'd know more about where she was in her and what she was passionate about

by what was on the contents of a bedroom or it's like a well literally is like a dank old cave in there

with the clothes on the floor but the posters have all been taken down because they've got to go

to where she's going to be it's like her essence has been packed away, and it was a gut punch.

When I went in, there was like, the posters are down, and she was like, yeah, they've all got to come down.

I was like, can't you leave one up?

So we were then, I was like going, not that one, I don't care about that one.

Can I have this one? So I've kept one of myself, but you would have been to that. We've all been at those ages where those posters were everything. And then the

sad thing is at some point, you stop as a grown-up, you become too boring for posters. You're

not putting up posters anymore. Why aren't there posters for grown-ups? I used to go to the

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