I thought I was ready to turn my daughter's bedroom into my office. I'm not ready to accept she's leaving for college yet.

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The author's daughter (not pictured) will be leaving home for college in the summer. Cavan Images/Getty Images/Cavan Images RFMy 18-year-old daughter starts college as a freshman this summer. It will free up her bedroom, which I'd planned to turn into my home office.

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