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Angela · 04-05-2009, 07:21 AM

I have two 18 yrs olds and I was the one who drove MOST of the time ( it was hard for me to let go! ) However, if there was a problem or misunderstanding I WANTED the ADULT to fill me in. These people sound crazy...you sound very normal.....you have done the same thing I have done a million times. Once their was a third person....friend of my sons date....I didn't know her mother, but I knew the one he was dating, they let her go on vacation with us, etc....ANYWAY, the other girl didn't tell me she had a certain time to be home...we were in our area, it was after midnight, but the kids wanted to ride and listen to music......I was driving, I knew I could keep the other girl as long as I wanted if I was there after I picked them up from the movie, but the friends Mom called and FREAKED OUT....I could hear her yelling on her daughters cell phone and I was in the driver seat, She waited in the YARD..........I just KNEW I was going to have a problem, but she went stright after her daughter, I think she knew the girls played her and me.

Sorry you and your daughter went through that,
Angie

manolos mom · 04-05-2009, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by megansmomma

I just found out that she left her purse and cell phone at my house, which would be the reason that she was not answering her phone when her parents were calling her.

I don't think they have lost control of their daughter she was just trying to hide from them because they are so unreasonable~I actually feel sorry for this girl being treated this way by her nutty parents. I just told my husband the entire story ~he was in bed because he had work this morning. He always seems to sleep through the good stuff!

He told that if she wants her purse back that her dad needs to come to pick it up when he is home

I love my husband

I would love to be a Fly on the Wall....

sandyapk · 04-05-2009, 07:37 PM

Just checking in to see #1 if you are feeling better.
#2 Teeheeehee did she pick up her purse yet?

megansmomma · 04-05-2009, 08:03 PM

Thanks everyone! I knew I wasn't the crazy one. I think my head is swimming more after what my daughter is saying this morning than what happened Friday.

These people are more crazy than I first thought!

My daughter tells me this morning that the mom didn't really mean that we had a bad house she was just drunk~oh did I just say that outloud?

The dad said that she might be able to come over again if he and I talk things out and come to an understanding.

We will come to an understanding when he stops over to pick that purse up and has a nice talk with my husband.

Why would this man think that I would want to work things out with him. IMO he his done~stick a fork in him DONE! On top of everything else the guy has "little man syndrome". As for the mom~~No kidding I don't have a bad house and she must have been looking in the mirror when she was talking about the bad mother part.

Or maybe now that she put down the cocktail.............

sandyapk · 04-05-2009, 08:07 PM

OK Good! YOu had a run in with the "CRAZY'S".
Hopefully they will stay out of your life from this point forward.

I am so glad you are feeling better.

04-05-2009, 08:03 PM	#19
megansmomma Donating YT 10K Club Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: S. W. Suburbs of Chicago, IL Posts: 12,235	Thanks everyone! I knew I wasn't the crazy one. I think my head is swimming more after what my daughter is saying this morning than what happened Friday. These people are more crazy than I first thought! My daughter tells me this morning that the mom didn't really mean that we had a bad house she was just drunk~oh did I just say that outloud? The dad said that she might be able to come over again if he and I talk things out and come to an understanding. We will come to an understanding when he stops over to pick that purse up and has a nice talk with my husband. Why would this man think that I would want to work things out with him. IMO he his done~stick a fork in him DONE! On top of everything else the guy has "little man syndrome". As for the mom~~No kidding I don't have a bad house and she must have been looking in the mirror when she was talking about the bad mother part. Or maybe now that she put down the cocktail............. __________________ “Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.” Mark Twain

04-05-2009, 07:21 AM	#16
Angela YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Baton Rouge, LA Posts: 849	I have two 18 yrs olds and I was the one who drove MOST of the time ( it was hard for me to let go! ) However, if there was a problem or misunderstanding I WANTED the ADULT to fill me in. These people sound crazy...you sound very normal.....you have done the same thing I have done a million times. Once their was a third person....friend of my sons date....I didn't know her mother, but I knew the one he was dating, they let her go on vacation with us, etc....ANYWAY, the other girl didn't tell me she had a certain time to be home...we were in our area, it was after midnight, but the kids wanted to ride and listen to music......I was driving, I knew I could keep the other girl as long as I wanted if I was there after I picked them up from the movie, but the friends Mom called and FREAKED OUT....I could hear her yelling on her daughters cell phone and I was in the driver seat, She waited in the YARD..........I just KNEW I was going to have a problem, but she went stright after her daughter, I think she knew the girls played her and me. Sorry you and your daughter went through that, Angie

04-05-2009, 07:37 PM	#18
sandyapk Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: at home Posts: 515	Just checking in to see #1 if you are feeling better. #2 Teeheeehee did she pick up her purse yet?

04-05-2009, 08:07 PM	#20
sandyapk Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: at home Posts: 515	OK Good! YOu had a run in with the "CRAZY'S". Hopefully they will stay out of your life from this point forward. I am so glad you are feeling better.