TerryJ2
Well-Known Member
He drives me nuts. He's nearly 16 and acting like a 2-yr-old when he does this.
I don't know what he spent it on, but I'm guessing it was the two times he went to the mall and came back with-cheap jewelry which he said was given him by girls. Or, they really did buy it and he bought himself a drink and fries ... when I told him he could not eat there.
It was originally his collection but he lost interest. And then I found the little green folder ... empty.
Fine. It's mine now. I'll do it for fun and just make sure it's always locked up. It's just so frustrating, because when he was little, we could never finish a puzzle, because he'd upend it. We'd never keep toys for more than a week because he'd break them. This is just a more sophisticated version ... nothing can be completed or whole in this household, including relationships.
Sorry. Pity party over.
I don't know what he spent it on, but I'm guessing it was the two times he went to the mall and came back with-cheap jewelry which he said was given him by girls. Or, they really did buy it and he bought himself a drink and fries ... when I told him he could not eat there.
It was originally his collection but he lost interest. And then I found the little green folder ... empty.
Fine. It's mine now. I'll do it for fun and just make sure it's always locked up. It's just so frustrating, because when he was little, we could never finish a puzzle, because he'd upend it. We'd never keep toys for more than a week because he'd break them. This is just a more sophisticated version ... nothing can be completed or whole in this household, including relationships.
Sorry. Pity party over.