The judge asked the District Attorney if the change in the charges was approved by the "victim". The DA responded that their office tried multiple times to contact the "victim", and she neither answered her phone or returned their calls. The judge commented that he remembers seeing the "victim" on the other (defendant's) side of the bar on several occasions. So it's ALL OVER! *sigh*
That's the update.
In other news...
The disaster area. |
It got me to thinking, I don't think my husband or his brother and sister had this problem when they were kids. They didn't have a ton of toys to play with. They made kites out of plastic bags and sticks. They were outside constantly, and they invented their own games. By those standards, my kids are spoiled.
I'm scared about the effect that this typical American lifestyle will have on them. They're so overstimulated by plastic contraptions that take a constant supply of batteries and make incessant noises, how can they focus on a single thing that will stimulate their creativity and imagination? My kids are smart, but am I maximizing their potential?