Take Your Child To Work Day

RareBreed

RareBreed

Throwing the deuces
No kids with me today. I forgot about it until this morning when I saw an email from the CSI unit saying they would do tours today. Kids never said anything about it either. Besides, I have a feeling today is going to be one of those :jameo: days so having the kids here would make it worse.
 
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PinkyDinkyDo

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Highlander said:
Wow, I never really noticed you before PinkDoo. The way you think is bizarre. How is taking your kid to a police station and letting him play with a police siren and lights putting him in danger?




Well the child is singing the cops songs to the people in handcuffs. I am sure the jerks in handcuffs dont get a kick out of that.
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PinkyDinkyDo

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The schools push attendance.Why would they encourage not sending them to school?
 
angelbaby

angelbaby

Active Member
Dear Rarebreed,

Please don't let your kid sing the cops song to Pinkystinkypoo when he gets arrested again.

Thanks so much :huggy:

Angelbaby







:lol:
 
RareBreed

RareBreed

Throwing the deuces
angelbaby said:
Dear Rarebreed,

Please don't let your kid sing the cops song to Pinkystinkypoo when he gets arrested again.

Thanks so much :huggy:

Angelbaby







:lol:
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Actually, I was thinking of letting one of our police dogs pretend he's escaping. :evil: Maybe the dog can pull the stick outta his butt.
 
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tygrace

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lisa8439 said:
:yeahthat:

I was fortunate to have parents who felt the same way. My brother and I rarely missed school - but there were days when we just didn't want to go (never the same day - hahahaha) and my Mom could just 'tell' if we really needed a chill day or not. And as long as there wasn't anything critical that day (test, special lesson, etc.) she would let us stay home. As long as you don't miss over two days in a row, your parents can write the note 'excusing' your absence. BTW, both of us were straight A students and first and second in our classes, respectively. I'd say we were 'allowed' 5 'chill days' or so a year, but neither of us never got really sick either so we didn't miss days for other reasons.

I hope to be able to assess my own kids to see if they need a 'chill' day once in a while too. As long as they are excelling in school and have nothing critical going on that day, I don't see a problem with it. Adults are allowed 'personal days' (or sick days - *cough cough* :coffee:) - IMO, kids need those too once in a while.
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My older sister's would take turns faking that I was sick, because one of them would get to stay home with me!!
They would fake my temperature by putting the thermometer on the heater (baseboard heater)!!!
 
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