Maybe she talked to her Mom and her Mom knew she was home?
Good one!You should just make that your signature line.
With the recent update about no phone call from school, I'm not defending his behavior, merely adding people react differently. When my mother passed at home, my whole immediate family, sat there cracking jokes and "entertaining" the hospice nurses, while waiting for removal of body. About a year later I had what one would call a nervous breakdown. 10+ yrs later I haven't figured out my delayed reaction.
We can probably put it into simple perspective based on the fact that media is spelling the missing baby’s name however they want. I know this sounds dramatic, but I REALLY hate when someone’s name is spelled incorrectly, habitually. It conveys a lack of respect IMO.
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"I'm sure Heidi had a regular route she took to and from school each morning. Has that route been released?"
I wonder if the school had a special lunch for all of the kids or a teacher may have done some fun project in one of the subjects to which food from a certain countries were sampled during lunch time. Some schools do this, some don't. I know ours did, and we'd pack our kids lunches, forgetting they were going to eat at the school- especially if you weren't bringing some food yourself- as a Mom, you might forget and just pack the lunch.
My daughter went to after school care because she wanted to. They sometimes help with homework so kids go home homework free and they play at the playground. She had fun there. Sometimes I'd walk to pick her up but other times she'd stay and play. Since it is affiliated with the school and on school grounds, it was convenient and I would even go there sometimes and sit at a table and watch them play. At that time I worked 3am to 12 noon. Her Dad took her in to school on my work days.
