Oh dear that's very disappointing Jo. As it's not the kind of thing you can
bring up unless the parents are aware and trying to work on the fact that
someone has sticky fingers. Maybe you could mention loudly when the parents
of the one you suspect is over how worried you are that your camera has
gone. I hope his/her parents start doing something. Just don't leave them on
their own with your stuff. I hope you get it back.
>I have really loved all the cards that have come. And I will get cards
>out. But at the rate things are going here I'm not sure if they will be
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>> has arrived since last week. I was sort of expecting a pile to arrive on
>> Tuesday from what I gathered reading here!
> Oh dear that's very disappointing Jo. As it's not the kind of thing you
> can bring up unless the parents are aware and trying to work on the fact
> that someone has sticky fingers. Maybe you could mention loudly when the
> parents of the one you suspect is over how worried you are that your
> camera has gone. I hope his/her parents start doing something. Just don't
> leave them on their own with your stuff. I hope you get it back.
Unfortunately, the parent is well aware of the situation and helpless with
it. The "child" lives with us most of the time. Which is slightly better
for him but not much. He is seventeen, doesn't have a prayer of graduating
with his class, but we are all trying to keep him in school as much as
possible. Grandpa and I disagree to some degree with how to deal with the
problem which just adds to the stress. I think thats why I mentioned it
here. I just feel so overwhelmed by the problems.
Jo
>>I have really loved all the cards that have come. And I will get cards
>>out. But at the rate things are going here I'm not sure if they will be
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>>> card has arrived since last week. I was sort of expecting a pile to
>>> arrive on Tuesday from what I gathered reading here!
meeee - 29 Dec 2006 01:27 GMT
>> Oh dear that's very disappointing Jo. As it's not the kind of thing you
>> can bring up unless the parents are aware and trying to work on the fact
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>
> Jo
Oh dear that's very difficult. Can you get some help with how to handle him?
Is there a helpline or Lifeline where you are? Mum used to ring them all the
time when we were teenagers :) Good luck with the situation, I'm sure he
will remember and appreciate your love for him when he's older.