Cheating Wives | Without Proof, Let The Missing Money Go
July 5, 2010 – 12:20 am
Dear Annie: Last week, our 22-year-old grandson flew in for a revisit from college. We well-known with lots of barbecues and swimming. The whole family was here is to week end – our comparison son, his live-in partner and her 17-year-old daughter, along with our younger son, his spouse and their 3 teenage girls.
On the sunrise of my grandson’s departure, he beheld that a $100 bill from his wallet was missing. He moreover found a hair barrette on the building nearby the dresser.
The 17-year-old is the usually youngster who wore barrettes. But our 16-year-old granddaughter has a story of lying. None of the room doors has a lock, and with all the difficulty of varying clothing after swimming, any person could have entered the room and stolen the money.
We reimbursed our grandson for his loss, but here is our dilemma: Our sons were told of the omitted $100, but they both mentioned they did not think their young kids were involved. We are unaware if possibly of the girls in subject was told.
Do we present the subject next time we are in the firm of possibly of the girls, or should we just let it go and do a improved work securing our allowance when they are in the house?
- Saddened
Dear Saddened: Four teenagers and 4 adults were guest in your home, and any a of them could have taken the money. You have told your sons, and the rest is up to them. Unless you wish this to turn an situation every time you see the family, you will have to let it go. Sorry to say, the next time the kids visit, you may wish to close up any bedrooms that have personal property in them.
Dear Annie: My husband has subscribed to adult magazines given the early ’90s. we have no complaint with that, but we loathe that he collects the magazines and stores them in dozens of boxes in our garage, receiving up space we could use for other things.
At any given moment, there are 10 such magazines in bathrooms busy in a few cases by guests, and moreover by our flourishing children. we have oral to him about this, and he possibly changes the subject or tells me to stop nagging. He says the magazines will be collectors’ things a day. Is this true? Could we just toss them?
I am ready to take whatever action is vital to obtain the magazines out of my home, even if it means we have to do it without his knowledge. we know more will take their place.
- Hate the Trash
Dear Hate: It’s probable these magazines may sometime be value money, but probably not as ample as your husband believes. Suggest he examine out their value online, and if he still skeleton to sell them, they must be in great condition, not sparse around the house. Tell him to lease storage space elsewhere, or you will hurl them out. Then he can confirm how ample they are value to him.
Dear Annie: Your reply to “Concerned Grandparent” unequivocally aggravated me. She asked whether a 7-year-old lady was correct to discuss it Dad that she saw her mother kissing other man. we consent that a 7-year-old couldn’t
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