That's the best thing. Get her home and make her feel good about her decision and about herself. Your a great mom, Mom.
Thanks BA. I guess I will never stop worrying about my kids. I think I worry more now than I did when they were little.
Morning everyone.
Mom, I hope your daughter gets her situation sorted out. Sam, I missed something. Are you OK?
And I'm in on the B&G.
Hi Snap! I see you had a busy night last night.
This "youngster" is about 25 and working as some sort of engineer at a nuclear plant in Illinois. He graduated from Purdue with top honors and went straight to work there so I am pretty sure he can afford to buy some shells. Grandma bought him a gun last year for Christmas and she wants him to have his grandpa's gun now. I appreciate the offer, but I have quite a few here. I actually bought some to share with his grandma cause she bought a .22 and is learning to shoot.
Since her husband died, she wanted something that she could handle. I know a .22 isn't going to do her tons of good, but her arthritis in her wrists just doesn't allow her to shoot anything bigger and at least it gives her some protection. She also chases people down with her shotgun so most of the neighborhood idiots know better than to mess with her. She had one kid pinned to a barn with her truck the one night. Another time, she was out there in her robe with the shotgun and barn boots holding a guy at gunpoint with the cops on the phone because the guy was stealing her fire wood. I want to be like her when I grow up. She punched her granddaughter's idiot ex-boyfriend in the nose and knocked him down the stairs one day. I love her stories. She just cracks me up.
