i am speechless at such reckless behavior on his part. I am becoming more and more convinced that their are some people who just can not be left alone with a child, they are too irresponsible and selfish to provide adequate supervision.
i am speechless at such reckless behavior on his part. I am becoming more and more convinced that their are some people who just can not be left alone with a child, they are too irresponsible and selfish to provide adequate supervision.
Proud father of dd 5-30-10
Oh gosh I'm sorry. I'd be livid too.
Molly
Lula '06 outgrew her allergy to milk & eggs, still allergic to peanuts and cats
Dolly '10
Wow, jease why didn't he just call you to go and get money. Good luck, and
Annie
WOHM to two wonderful little girls born in April
DD E, 17
DD L, 13,
baby 2, 4-2009 (our Tri-18 baby)
I can only imagine how you must be feeling. Wow. I am so sorry you are having to deal with this.
DS - Feb 2010
DD - May 2012
Dh is SUPER forgetful. I could see him doing something like this (well not really but in this realm and well possibly). I don't know what to say. I would lose my shi*t. I am so sorry you deserve a break.
DS #1 Summer 05
DS #2 Summer 07
Not to add to your worries but should he be driving while on conference calls? That sounds beyond distracting and combining that hazard with his obvious inability to (safely) care for your children while on a conference call why would he also put himself behind the wheel of a car (essentially a loaded weapon) and further gamble with his, your children's, and others safety? He can take his defensive self down to defensive driving lessons (and I dare him to do it while on a conference call)!
I am do sorry this happened and is honestly a constant fear that I would do it. It's horrible how work is these days for everyone and I honestly believe that it can happen to anyone. I know about your current status with your DH but I would urge you to go against your reaction and not be mad at him or at least not show it. He admitted he f-d up. Now let it go snd be happy that you'd child was safe. Did I mention how I hate modern work and work pressures? And next time, make the ground rules that he needs to stay in the room be off the phone and off laptop if he needs to watch DD and I have a feeling he will agree given the happening today. Iof course if you want to gave a next time of him watching at least in the near future.
OMG. That's not a mistake. Sorry, it's not. It's grounds for ... well, it's grounds for alot of stuff going thru my head right now. ETA --> hillview said she would lose her sh*t, and that could not have been said better for what's going thru my mind.
This is the first thing I thought of. Please think about this very very seriously.
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I'm so sorry. I agree with the others to never let him take her anywhere in the car alone.
DD (3/06)
DS1 (7/09)
DS2 (8/13)
Eek, I agree with pp that I'd lose my $h1+. Horrible mistakes can happen but I'm speechless about his reaction afterwards.
My other reaction was to wonder why the heck he needed cash so badly when he's spending the day at home, especially on the middle of a conference call!? So odd. It isn't like the atm was about to close and he had to rush there.
Last edited by mikala; 07-15-2013 at 01:58 PM.