U-turn
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ydi. maybe next time your kids won't be assholes.
good job for sticking to your word. next time your kids will believe you mean what you say!
i really respect your husband's consistency and strength of will to keep his word. while it may be inconvenient/annoying/wasteful now, it will definitely pay for itself many times over in the future, so long as he remains consistent. i really wish my mom had been that way. i might not have become as screwed up as i am now.
I like that the father did that. Sure it was a waste of money, gas, and time, and it does suck that you had to go home too, but he did warn them, didn't he? It's stupid to make threats and then not act on it. It's bad enough everyone was in the car for 12 hours, but he was the one driving. Did you at least try to help him out by keeping them quiet, or did you just sit there and let them continue screwing around?
all the way from north carolina lol. We are Driving there from oklahoma this summer
my dad said the same thing when we went he took us halfway and my sisters started crying he had mercy so what was to be a 7 hour drive turned into a 13 hour commute
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that's some pretty badass parenting right there
he'll yeah, that's the kind of parenting I wanna see, no sucking up to kids, those kids will remember that for the rest of their life