nlj
Well-Known Member
I last saw my son in June. It's been a hectic time at the squat since the illegal eviction attempt. Court cases are ongoing.
H is away with work next week which drops me in it as I work in the evenings and we have a 10 year old, so I usually go out not long after H gets home from work. I presumed that I would cancel students for next week.
Texts from my son suggested it was about time he came and saw us (and brought his smelly washing), fine I suppose as long as the usual rules apply - straight in the shower etc. H is away next week and my son usually picks these times to visit. Son then suggested that he could watch his sister while I go out to work in the evenings.
Now, that's a quandary isn't it?
Can I leave her with him in the house for a couple of hours?
Will he definitely come or should I cancel my students anyway because I can't solidly rely on him?
Should I cancel my students anyway and just spend some time with my son if he does come for a few days?
At least I'm not thinking whether or not he can come, so that's a big step forward. But he's still a smelly, bonkers hippy. Leaving him to look after his young sister? What could happen ...
H is away with work next week which drops me in it as I work in the evenings and we have a 10 year old, so I usually go out not long after H gets home from work. I presumed that I would cancel students for next week.
Texts from my son suggested it was about time he came and saw us (and brought his smelly washing), fine I suppose as long as the usual rules apply - straight in the shower etc. H is away next week and my son usually picks these times to visit. Son then suggested that he could watch his sister while I go out to work in the evenings.
Now, that's a quandary isn't it?
Can I leave her with him in the house for a couple of hours?
Will he definitely come or should I cancel my students anyway because I can't solidly rely on him?
Should I cancel my students anyway and just spend some time with my son if he does come for a few days?
At least I'm not thinking whether or not he can come, so that's a big step forward. But he's still a smelly, bonkers hippy. Leaving him to look after his young sister? What could happen ...