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<blockquote data-quote="hearts and roses" data-source="post: 117395" data-attributes="member: 2211"><p>Thank you for your leniency, Suz! Haha~</p><p></p><p>The newer story is that difficult child's boyfriend did not threaten to kill the sister's boyfriend. boyfriend and his sister were having an argument and because the sister's boyfriend is a jerk, he called the police. The police showed up and were going to charge the sister and difficult child's boyfriend with Breach of peace, but difficult child's boyfriend saw the cops at his house so he walked over (he literally works across the street from their home) and talked with the cops and pursuaded them to NOT charge difficult child's boyfriend with anything under the condition that he leave for a couple of days to cool down. So, difficult child's boyfriend is not in trouble with the police, per se, but for some reason difficult child is drawn to this drama like a bee to honey and it makes me ill.</p><p></p><p>I gave difficult child the money ($10) for her script and told her that she should know better than to get involved in other people's business. Her boyfriend was standing right there, and I made eye contact with him and he nodded his head yes, as if he understands. I suppose it could have been a tic, I don't know. He then offered to take my extremely sick daughter for a cup of soup and stupidhead that she is said, "No I don't want you to spend your money". Uh, hello? Let the kid spend $3 for a bowl of freakin soup, will ya?</p><p></p><p>They left and I felt my blood pressure go down. I then went had my nails done in peace and quiet (because I do not speak Korean). It was very nice. </p><p></p><p>They are out and about somewhere. H called difficult child's cell and told her she should be home where it's nice and warm and safe and take care of her chest infection. She said, "I know" and hung up.</p><p></p><p>So, I found out today that a kid my daughters grew up with killed himself & my difficult child is still being an idiot. It hasn't been a very nice day so I am having a glass of wine. Is that bad??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hearts and roses, post: 117395, member: 2211"] Thank you for your leniency, Suz! Haha~ The newer story is that difficult child's boyfriend did not threaten to kill the sister's boyfriend. boyfriend and his sister were having an argument and because the sister's boyfriend is a jerk, he called the police. The police showed up and were going to charge the sister and difficult child's boyfriend with Breach of peace, but difficult child's boyfriend saw the cops at his house so he walked over (he literally works across the street from their home) and talked with the cops and pursuaded them to NOT charge difficult child's boyfriend with anything under the condition that he leave for a couple of days to cool down. So, difficult child's boyfriend is not in trouble with the police, per se, but for some reason difficult child is drawn to this drama like a bee to honey and it makes me ill. I gave difficult child the money ($10) for her script and told her that she should know better than to get involved in other people's business. Her boyfriend was standing right there, and I made eye contact with him and he nodded his head yes, as if he understands. I suppose it could have been a tic, I don't know. He then offered to take my extremely sick daughter for a cup of soup and stupidhead that she is said, "No I don't want you to spend your money". Uh, hello? Let the kid spend $3 for a bowl of freakin soup, will ya? They left and I felt my blood pressure go down. I then went had my nails done in peace and quiet (because I do not speak Korean). It was very nice. They are out and about somewhere. H called difficult child's cell and told her she should be home where it's nice and warm and safe and take care of her chest infection. She said, "I know" and hung up. So, I found out today that a kid my daughters grew up with killed himself & my difficult child is still being an idiot. It hasn't been a very nice day so I am having a glass of wine. Is that bad?? [/QUOTE]
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