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To: eastforker

Also, it has been UNSEASONABLY COLD here in Tennessee the
last few days. We’ve had to keep the woodstove stoked up
and the space heaters going. - And, yes, kids can go further, faster than you can even imagine ON THEIR OWN.
- I’m sure the grandmother is grief-stricken. I’m not
judging her tattoos, just the facts. . and KIDS CAN
disappear on you in a flash. - Sadly, in this day & age,
leashes ARE a viable option and could be good insurance
when you’re where you know there will be distractions.
Hindsight is always 20/20.


38 posted on 01/22/2016 11:00:11 AM PST by Twinkie (John 3:16)
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To: Twinkie

Yes I raised two boys and yes I know how fast they can be. I also know when they are 2 years old, they tire easily.

A 1 1/2 - 2 mile hike through those woods would be a challenge for any child, much less a 2 year old. Lets see, he survived torrential rains, freezing weather the first night, no tracks to be found the next day we are told yet later on they said they found tracks yet the dogs couldn’t find him???

We shall see.


39 posted on 01/22/2016 11:10:15 AM PST by eastforker (The only time you can be satisfied is when your all Trump.)
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