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In response to "i don't know. she admits the kid was running around and that she didn't get to really talk to her sister. -- nm" by Andie

Of course, I'm not saying she's completely lying. She might just not be aware of the sis's viewpoint. It's very easy to forget that when you're a

Posted by musubi May 29 '09, 11:31

parent. I try like hell not to, but I know I do.

Point being, from what's being said, the sis is obviously wrong. Too obviously. Whether justified or not, this kinda thing almost always has some kind of trigger. There's no trigger in the story. Makes me think she either doesn't realize it, or is intentionally leaving it out.

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Really, did the kid dump out a plant on the living room floor? - amoxy May 29, 11:34 1
- Exactly. The sis'd still be wrong, but Mom is clearly not divulding everything. - musubi May 29, 11:38

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Of course, I'm not saying she's completely lying. She might just not be aware of the sis's viewpoint. It's very easy to forget that when you're a

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