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Kathy,
I've got some answers for you if you care to consider them... You asked...
>Question #1: what should we do if Chris shows up in a borrowed car next
>weekend when we know that, in order to drive, he was doing it illegally
>since he doesn't have insurance and he hasn't replaced his license.
Answer: Nothing. He's not your responsibility. Offering a solution will
only crank the aggravation machine.
Question #2: what do we do if, next Sunday, after dinner, he tells us he
has no place to go because he hasn't paid the rent?
Answer: Nothing. He's not your responsibility. Offering a solution will
only crank the aggravation machine.
>Question #3: I'm wondering how I will deal with my anger if he wants to
>leave as soon as he gets his presents, or if he is ungrateful because we
>didn't get him what he wanted, or didn't spend enough on him.
Answer: Nothing. He's not your responsibility. Offering a solution will
only crank the aggravation machine.
There seems to be a pattern here *smile*.
Brad
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