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Did It Hit A Little Too Close To Home?
Author: Eugene Salinsky
Date: 04-12-2012 - 19:36
Coal Slaw Wrote:
> Unless you have proof that the dad "already had
> the new girlfriend there and the hot tub fired
> up." it's really irresponsible to make statesments
> like that. From the information you provided, the
> person who messed up was the one failed to be at
> "Station B" when the kid arrived on the train.
>
> Your kind of speculation lowers quality of
> dialogue on the Internet/
Yeah, I probably ruffled all the feathers of all the divorced dads out there who have been involved with back-and-forth trade-offs involving the kid(s) and the ex. Too bad Mom and Dad didn't want to assume enough of a parental role that the "trade off" could have been in person rather than the two of them relying on public transportation as the go-between. Yeah, those freeways on a Friday afternoon are a real nightmare. So much easier to let the commuter train agency act as babysitter and transfer agent.
> Unless you have proof that the dad "already had
> the new girlfriend there and the hot tub fired
> up." it's really irresponsible to make statesments
> like that. From the information you provided, the
> person who messed up was the one failed to be at
> "Station B" when the kid arrived on the train.
>
> Your kind of speculation lowers quality of
> dialogue on the Internet/
Yeah, I probably ruffled all the feathers of all the divorced dads out there who have been involved with back-and-forth trade-offs involving the kid(s) and the ex. Too bad Mom and Dad didn't want to assume enough of a parental role that the "trade off" could have been in person rather than the two of them relying on public transportation as the go-between. Yeah, those freeways on a Friday afternoon are a real nightmare. So much easier to let the commuter train agency act as babysitter and transfer agent.
