Your Turn: Sniff Tests & Super Spreaders

Oh, we had a question that we didn't wear.

This is because my son is headed off to uni.

We wanted your tales of how you're coping and about spatula buying in general.

Natalie said, oh, Natalie, it was the hardest day of my life.

I had a full on meltdown in Tesco while we were doing his big shop.

Aww.

Aww.

It's so beautifully put that.

And I know what you mean about it's tough being sad when they're happy because it's a real mix of emotions when you drop them off.

You're really excited for them.

You're really proud of them, but you're just really sad as well that

they're going.

So Caroline said, prepare for zero comms if they're doing okay.

Which is right, isn't it, really? Because they're just occupied.

It's so hard.

Caroline, thank you.

Yeah, so that is a positive.

If they're completely ignoring you, everything's probably going okay and they're quite happy.

Sarah says, heading up to Lancaster with my daughter on Sunday.

After her year out and five months of travelling, we're both prepared for it, I think, she says.

I certainly don't remember taking this much stuff back in 1991 when I went.

Today, there have been lots of, is five pairs of jeans and four pairs of joggers too much conversations? Lovely.

Good luck, Sarah.

Let us know how you got on, please.

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