Dinner alone..... again

[MissMillie]

This is getting old.

I was perfectly willing to deal with empty nest syndrome when the nest was empty, but I have not only my own son living at home, but his friend... and for the 3rd night this week, I'm eating dinner alone.

Anybody got a cure for this?

[reyd reid reed]

1. Let the air out of his tires?

:shrug:

[trof]

2. Good book or good TV/movie.

:-)

[Deja Q]

3. I've had dinner alone for about a decade now.

What do I do when I feel alone? Go outside and do something - watch a movie, eat, shop, window shop, you name it. Of course I feel scared and paranoid when doing any of those things, but nobody's perfect...


(or 34 years if you exempt living with your parents)

[seemunkee]

4. Cheers

My daughter works three nights a week and my wife just had a huge project dumped on her. I'll be eating alone for most of this week and next.
I got the dogs to keep me company

[AllegroRondo]

5. You could come over to my place for dinner

I always make plenty, and the wife doesnt mind meeting new people.

[MissMillie]

10. you're very kind....

if I had to do that a couple of times a week, I would go broke paying for airfare.

But thank you for the offer! :hug:

[Stevendsmith]

6. I don't understand what you're saying. What's this about your son and his friend?

[Stevendsmith]

8. I think I understand now. Your son and friend live with you, but are out.

[MissMillie]

9. yep

my son is driving a friend to take some test in Lowell (the friend's car has only one working headlight--why my son didn't drive him to get it fixed....:shrug:)

The son's friend is working tonight.

[LSK]

7. Laptop + wireless + DU

Never dine alone :P