Miaa
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Well I have called in sick a few times only to get asked by my boss the next day " so whats happening in the trial" lol
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Well I have called in sick a few times only to get asked by my boss the next day " so whats happening in the trial" lol
My husband pokes fun at me for following this case. When he sees me with my laptop, he asks if I'm websleuthing, again! If I say yes, he lets me be. He knows that I'm engrossed in this if I'm on here.
He couldn't believe when I watched all the hearings. He almost watched one with me until he realized it wasn't the trial, just preliminary stuff.
This morning, when he saw me watching it on HLN, plus on my laptop, and posting at the same time, he rolled his eyes and asked, "when is this going to be over?"
Then he sat down, and watched it with me. To the end! AND analyzed it along with me. Even cursing the inopportune times that HLN cut away for commercials. :floorlaugh:
I'm updating my response to this thread because on Sunday, as I mentioned on another thread, we had to take my granddaughter from my daughter. This case bolstered my conviction to take such a serious step because we truly believed our daughter was putting our granddaughter at risk with her blackout drinking. I realize this is only the beginning of a very long road, but this case has made us hyper-sensitive to all four of our children's behaviors and needs as grown, but young adults who are struggling. Our granddaughter needs us now more than our daughter and she knows she is on her own and has to prove she is worthy of being called Mommy and will have to prove herself capable of raising her daughter in a healthy environment. So this case really affected me in a positive way, and my entire family. The benefit of the A's pain. CAylee you did not die in vain.
I'm updating my response to this thread because on Sunday, as I mentioned on another thread, we had to take my granddaughter from my daughter. This case bolstered my conviction to take such a serious step because we truly believed our daughter was putting our granddaughter at risk with her blackout drinking. I realize this is only the beginning of a very long road, but this case has made us hyper-sensitive to all four of our children's behaviors and needs as grown, but young adults who are struggling. Our granddaughter needs us now more than our daughter and she knows she is on her own and has to prove she is worthy of being called Mommy and will have to prove herself capable of raising her daughter in a healthy environment. So this case really affected me in a positive way, and my entire family. The benefit of the A's pain. CAylee you did not die in vain.
Same here, I now have custody of my grandsonWatching Cindy & George made me face a lot of the same isues with my own adult child.I stoped putting up with the lies and decite and took a stand, no way was I going to let what happened to Caylee happen to my grandchild. I call him my little red headed freckle face front toothless blessing, he calls me Mom
He is safe, happy and loved so very much.We are so blessed to have him.
I would like to know just how many grandparents here are raising grandchildren. It would be nice to have a place here where Grandparents could get together and talk, get advice and share.
Yes I agree!I for one do NOT watch ng or any other show or news channels in my son's presence as well as when he would come out into the sunroom I would turn the volume off of the live coverage. However he asked a specific question and I answered it as general as possible.......children NEED to be aware that there are bad people out there....."stranger danger"......and so on.....how I presented my answer to his question was appropriate in MHO.....to pretend or ignore a child's question is doing him/her a dis-service in my opinion.