Posted by donjr on August 05, 2015 at 20:43:24 from (71.246.67.87):
In Reply to: Helping your kids??? posted by JD Seller on August 05, 2015 at 19:27:45:
Sounds like Dad and him may have had some words. I think I would help my kids if I could, but only so far. I have a daughter who has been living here on the farm for the past 20 years. She stormed out of our home 25 years ago and moved in with her G-mother, and later, a boyfriend. Five years later, her Grandmother begged and pleaded for me to let her move a trailer onto my farm. Over the last 20 years, she has paid no rent, no taxes, and no insurance. She has come to me several times for money to keep her electric from being turned off, but not once for her cell phone or cable TV bill. The lights are on all night, as is the idiot box. Her husband was thrown out last winter when he sired a kid with a local floozy, and she lost her job a few months back. I just found out that her drivers license expired in January, and her car is about dead, but she wants ME to buy her a newer one. After twenty years of this chit, my pockets have been sewn shut. The bank window is closed. Sorry, I love the kid, but it has turned into "tough love". She is 42 years old, and it's time to grow up, put her big girls pants on, and fend for herself.
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