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To: ShadowDancer

It sounds like the neighborhood had been surprisingly understanding for waiting three years before taking action. The Florida real estate market is tough right now, so it is really just an unfortunate situation.


12 posted on 04/03/2007 6:30:18 AM PDT by Always Right
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To: Always Right
When these old folks bought that house, they probably had no idea that they would have the responsibility of raising a grandchild. It could happen to other residents in the area, too, so they should be careful!

The child is only three years old. Chances are, the neighbors never saw her for the first 2 years, as she wasn't old enough to play outside alone.

I imagine that these old folks had this child dropped in their lap--something they never suspected would happen when they bought their home. (We all get the idea that the kids grow up and move out and our parenting days are over --what a joke!) I further suspect that the fact that this neighborhood has a "no child" policy is why houses don't sell very fast.It looks to me like the biggest mistake they have made is letting the kid have a Big Wheel. (And if I were a betting person, I would bet that the druggie mother provided that, trying to assuage her guilt over dumping the little girl.)

73 posted on 04/03/2007 7:03:41 AM PDT by basil
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