The parting mood of sending my daughter to college

Tell me about the parting mood of sending my daughter to college:

1. My daughter left me for school. How time flies. It seems that the scene of birth was yesterday. In an instant, my daughter has grown into a big girl.

2. Seeing my daughter happy at school, I suddenly feel that I may be really old.

After more than ten years, children will no longer have sex around their knees and start living independently.

4. Looking at the way my daughter waved at the school gate, the sky was high for birds to fly and the sea was wide for fish to swim. If a child wants to fly, he must give up what he loves and endure the pain of separation. Maybe parents all over the world are in this ambivalent mood.

On the day I sent my daughter to school, facing the new environment, my daughter ran around with surprise and excitement, and soon became familiar with her roommates. Seeing several parents and children wiping their tears in the corridor, my heart was sour.

6. After packing my daughter's things and explaining, I'm ready to leave. Seeing that my daughter has no reluctant expression at all, I am also glad that she grew up when she was lost.

7. In a hurry, I watched you leave for school, just a few years. Years of vicissitudes of life, waiting for you to go home full of love and happiness.

8. Watching my daughter look at school excitedly and talk to me happily, I feel that my daughter has really grown up and really wants to leave me.

9. Even though I know that I haven't seen my daughter for four years, I still hope my daughter can be more independent in school.

10. Seeing my daughter drifting away, my heart is full of disappointment. My daughter has really grown up. I hope she can take care of herself in the future.

1 1. Sending children to school is just a reluctance and I am not used to life without children.

12. On the first day of school, the child said that he could not bear to part with his mother. It's time for class. I left the classroom. Seeing the child crying again, I went out of the garden and asked other parents about the child. I even feel a little distressed.

13. Today, I sent my children to college. He is about to start his new life. The challenge never stops. I hope he can find a better self in college life.

14. Today, I sent my children to college. I didn't stay long before I came back. When I left my children, I had a lot of expectations and worries.