Update on Girls
Why can't things just be calm for awhile?
Okay, here is what is going on today: We got an email from Jason and he said that he, the group home manager and his supervisor are all coming to our house tomorrow afternoon for a meeting (was originally just going to be Jason). emmie has been spouting off at work about Pam and being inappropriate in what she says (no more details than that).
I just called her on the phone and it sounds like they may have jumped on her. She said she cried at work because she got in trouble. But she did tell me again how much she loves living there in the group home. "It's so calm here," she said. "I love the structure." YES. It's true, she does thrive with structure.
Now for the OTHER girls... Sasha and Adie are moving back into their trailer and have taken their animals, computers and food back. The electricity is amazingly still on, but there was a notice on the door that they would be turning it off tomorrow at 10:00 AM. they are going to social services to try to get help with it -- they have to pay $180 to keep it on. That is like a million dollars when you have no money. I don't know if they can get any help or not. At least for tonight, they will be safe and warm.
Sasha doesn't have the job yet, but was told by the boss there that anytime she wanted a job she could have one, so now is the time. She will have to drive 20 miles or so one way to get there -- I know that seems like very little, but again, when you have NO money for gas... And today, when they went to leave at the guy's house, their gas tank was open and all their gas had been stolen! When it rains, it POURS.
That's it for now... stay tuned as things change constantly
Okay, here is what is going on today: We got an email from Jason and he said that he, the group home manager and his supervisor are all coming to our house tomorrow afternoon for a meeting (was originally just going to be Jason). emmie has been spouting off at work about Pam and being inappropriate in what she says (no more details than that).
I just called her on the phone and it sounds like they may have jumped on her. She said she cried at work because she got in trouble. But she did tell me again how much she loves living there in the group home. "It's so calm here," she said. "I love the structure." YES. It's true, she does thrive with structure.
Now for the OTHER girls... Sasha and Adie are moving back into their trailer and have taken their animals, computers and food back. The electricity is amazingly still on, but there was a notice on the door that they would be turning it off tomorrow at 10:00 AM. they are going to social services to try to get help with it -- they have to pay $180 to keep it on. That is like a million dollars when you have no money. I don't know if they can get any help or not. At least for tonight, they will be safe and warm.
Sasha doesn't have the job yet, but was told by the boss there that anytime she wanted a job she could have one, so now is the time. She will have to drive 20 miles or so one way to get there -- I know that seems like very little, but again, when you have NO money for gas... And today, when they went to leave at the guy's house, their gas tank was open and all their gas had been stolen! When it rains, it POURS.
That's it for now... stay tuned as things change constantly