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You'd think, but my daughter had friends in HS who were sporting sleeve tatts. ��
Like, dye your hair. It grows out. But ink yourself at 15? I shudder to think about the ink I'd have chosen at 15. In fact, at 52, I still have no ink because I was never able to commit. :lol:
Also, despite it being illegal, tatt parlors will ink underaged kids quite often as evidenced by a visit to any HS. :|
Geez oh Pete!!I've recently been informed by a tattoo artist that HS kids are buying kits on the internet to ink one another. If I'd been wearing pearls at that moment, I'd have clutched them! Kids these days!
And we all know what a fabulous homeschooler her mother is.Just want to chime in and say i am so glad Elizabeth was found and is back where she belongs with family. I agree she will need therapy, and perhaps if she is and feels ready for schoolwork she might possibly be able to be home schooled until she feels ready to go back? Maybe some school assignments could be sent to her if she feels up to it?
I don't know if her family situation would allow them to move because she has siblings at school and parents who would be working, and it does take some planning etc. to relocate. All JMO.
And we all know what a fabulous homeschooler her mother is.
Plan B?
I'm sure there will be professionals who will work through what is best for her.She isn't in her mother's custody anymore is she? I was thinking just a very temporary situation, and after some therapy if she is feeling up to going back to school at all? I'm sure she can't stay hidden from the rest of society for ever, and will have to be gently integrated back in at some stage.
It seems pretty bad to me, but the parents have had little time to deal with the school issue while ET was missing, IMO.
I'm sure there will be professionals who will work through what is best for her.
Are the other kids still going to school in the same district? That seems like a really bad idea.
Has the school been closed down? Or are they contemplating that? Or do you mean just ET's siblings going to that school?
Has the school been closed down? Or are they contemplating that? Or do you mean just ET's siblings going to that school?
I've recently been informed by a tattoo artist that HS kids are buying kits on the internet to ink one another. If I'd been wearing pearls at that moment, I'd have clutched them! Kids these days!
I mean her siblings. Seems like they're probably getting bullied like crazy. ET was and this was *before* going away with a teacher. I believe she did it voluntarily BUT only because she'd been convinced by him. This poor girl needs serious, intense therapy that will probably take years between having a mother who abused her for years, and a school that failed to protect her on top of a teacher who preyed upon her.
I doubt they'd close down a whole school for this. Their predator is gone. It happened at my school several times.
ETA: Of course we didn't have the whole countries attention.
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Thats how people die from carbon monoxide poisoning let alone possibly falling asleep and cabin going up in a gigantic fire ball with fire snd police dept hours away. What an idiot he seriously lost his marbles.
True story, when I was a kid in elementary school, the gas and electricity to the building we lived in was cut off. I won't go into the details of how that happened, but it took my parents about six weeks to find another place for us to live. Meanwhile my uncle loaned my parents a camp stove just like the one in the picture, and some type of portable gas heater. The gas heater was inadequate to heat our apartment and my uncle replaced that with a wood burning stove that he ventilated into a chimney. But we used the gas heater for a few days, and my mother continued to cook for us on the camp stove, until we moved the next month. Life pretty much went on as normal for us, except we didn't have TV to watch. LOL. I was too young to know about carbon monoxide at the time. Looking back on it I wonder how the carbon monoxide issues were dealt with. But apparently it is possible to use a camp stove indoors, or I wouldn't be here to talk about it.
Sort of odd to me that investigators jumped to some rather unseemly conclusions about coconut oil. It's a staple in our house. Great for many things.
One thing I do wonder though is if either of the two recently got tattoos. I have a friend who owns a tat shop and he tells his clients to use coconut oil as part of routine aftercare.
We had to use a gas camp stove years ago for a week when the Gas company had some kind of problem and whoever had gas in their home were all in the same predicament. No problem with it. If our stove had of been all electric it wouldn't have affected us.
It seems like a few other people in this thread use camp stoves indoors too. It's apparently not that uncommon, or unsafe. If it's just your gas out the easiest solution is probably to just use an electric hotplate.