She is so very wise to have alternate plans. And such good ones too. And I always like it when people say “SUPPER” instead of the “D word”—one of my little peccadilloes. Please don’t hate me. :-)
On the other end of the spectrum, I never rode the school bus because we lived just around the corner from my elementary and junior high (what it used to be called) schools and I rode with friends to high school. But when I had a job that called from many situations to ferry my special needs students to job sits and learned how to ride the city bus, I felt like I had missed out on the experience and the camaraderie I did NOT experience while growing up.
Erse IS better 11 months ago
I couldn’t get away with that. But I admire her gumption.
Rhetorical_Question 11 months ago
Escape Planning?
Doug K 11 months ago
Either get out of their way … or … Get out of having to “help”
Jhony-Yermo 11 months ago
She is so very wise to have alternate plans. And such good ones too. And I always like it when people say “SUPPER” instead of the “D word”—one of my little peccadilloes. Please don’t hate me. :-)
PoodleGroomer 11 months ago
$20 helps.
sandpiper 11 months ago
T’is a wise child who knows her parents.
rhodesmk Premium Member 11 months ago
She may not like it, but their plans ARE her plans. :-)
Lambutts 11 months ago
On the other end of the spectrum, I never rode the school bus because we lived just around the corner from my elementary and junior high (what it used to be called) schools and I rode with friends to high school. But when I had a job that called from many situations to ferry my special needs students to job sits and learned how to ride the city bus, I felt like I had missed out on the experience and the camaraderie I did NOT experience while growing up.
EMGULS79 11 months ago
Wise kid!