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It's been a week since we heard from difficult child
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<blockquote data-quote="Kathy813" data-source="post: 481654" data-attributes="member: 1967"><p>I guess I should add that my friend is also easy child's assistant principal and evaluator. I have known her for years and she is one of my best friends. She has watched difficult child grow up and knows about all of the problems that we have had and would never hold it against easy child. Still, I think it would add an additional embarrassment factor for easy child if difficult child acts out. </p><p></p><p>easy child is visiting her bff who lives in California for a few days. I just texted her asking if she would mind if difficult child went with us to our friend's house and she texted back that she didn't care but would leave if difficult child started acting crazy.</p><p></p><p>Is it fair to take the chance of ruining another holiday for easy child in front of her assistant principal? On the other hand, doesn't difficult child deserve a chance to be included if she is making an effort to do the right thing.</p><p></p><p>easy child just texted me again saying that she would rather have difficult child just join us for dinner later. She said that she doesn't think difficult child is capable of meeting us at our friend's house without creating a scene. She also added that if difficult child's feelings are hurt by that she should know it's her own fault.</p><p></p><p>Wow, usually my easy child is very unconfrontational and will say whatever if I ask her if it is okay to include difficult child. She must feel really strongly about this.</p><p></p><p>So I am torn but leaning towards meeting difficult child later in the day for dinner.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kathy813, post: 481654, member: 1967"] I guess I should add that my friend is also easy child's assistant principal and evaluator. I have known her for years and she is one of my best friends. She has watched difficult child grow up and knows about all of the problems that we have had and would never hold it against easy child. Still, I think it would add an additional embarrassment factor for easy child if difficult child acts out. easy child is visiting her bff who lives in California for a few days. I just texted her asking if she would mind if difficult child went with us to our friend's house and she texted back that she didn't care but would leave if difficult child started acting crazy. Is it fair to take the chance of ruining another holiday for easy child in front of her assistant principal? On the other hand, doesn't difficult child deserve a chance to be included if she is making an effort to do the right thing. easy child just texted me again saying that she would rather have difficult child just join us for dinner later. She said that she doesn't think difficult child is capable of meeting us at our friend's house without creating a scene. She also added that if difficult child's feelings are hurt by that she should know it's her own fault. Wow, usually my easy child is very unconfrontational and will say whatever if I ask her if it is okay to include difficult child. She must feel really strongly about this. So I am torn but leaning towards meeting difficult child later in the day for dinner. [/QUOTE]
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