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Post by TMD on Apr 6, 2016 15:52:40 GMT -5
I can see how bird nesting would be a good option for people who just can't stop being anxious about the kids all the time. It would eliminate a lot of hassles about where the kids get dropped off, etc., since the kids stay in one place. And I imagine, you could agree to call first if there's some reason why you want to come over when it isn't your turn. I'm not overly anxious. But can see how this would work well for anxious kids. Less transition and change. For me, it's really because of the roommate's job. And it not making sense to pay a mortgage and plus rental for 1 that has to accommodate the kids -- when he's hardly home. I think the house will be a bone of contention. As in... He won't likely want to leave as he has "friends" (1.5 to be exact) on our street. But I am the primary care giver now. Not sure why I should leave and take kids away from their friends. He's supposedly an adult who should be able to continue to adult and maintain his friendship(s). ((Bit pissy towards him today because he did a few things while me and kids were away which are stupid, but irritating.))
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Post by Deleted on Apr 6, 2016 16:39:14 GMT -5
How does a person have 1.5 friends?
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Post by TMD on Apr 6, 2016 17:51:10 GMT -5
Lol. Hahahahaha. He's sort of developing a friendship with one of the other neighbour-men. It's not as solid as the #1 guy.
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