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Great point, and even though I suspect you didn't mean it as comic relief, I got a chuckle out of your 80 year old mom "checking up" on a 50 year old "child." Reason is: My own elderly mother, now deceased, once warned me, when I was going to the mall at 2pm, not to speak to "mashers" who might approach me. I was well over 40 at the time and had a good laugh, but knew what she meant. She grew up in the 1920s and was of the belief that anyone with a tattoo was either an ex-con or an ex-Marine. Times were different 100 years ago.If it was indeed rare for her to be alone overnight...it is odd that no one checked on when they had not heard from or seen her...
Eta...when I would visit my mom, I often stayed in a small motel nearby and one evening I did not answer my phone, she got in her car and drove over...and she was 80...I was 50.