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I’m encouraged to see my son take initiative in solving a problem
To say my youngest son, Caeleb, is excited to start his second year at the University of New Mexico is an understatement. He lived at home during his freshman year, but next month, he’ll move into a dormitory. He can’t wait to spread his wings and live on his own(ish). At 19, Caeleb longs to have a taste of freedom, proving that he can handle the responsibilities of being an adult. Part of me can’t help but feel joy that my boy is fit and ready …
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