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In reply to the discussion: Dear Parent in Front of Me in the Drop Off Line... [View all]ScreamingMeemie
(68,918 posts)32. My mind is officially blown over this.
I fear I have created more stress for the poster who is concerned about what I am going to do with my own stress. I felt better about it the second I posted it and now it appears that I have just added to someone's bad day.
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been there. have had the same conversation sittin in my car. where i start yelling, hussle hussle
seabeyond
Jan 2012
#2
we dont have a bus. but then, kids are out of district. not far though. meh. nt
seabeyond
Jan 2012
#7
Chill a bit. Be thankful they didn't get out of the car and walk their special child to the door.
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#6
Luckily I just wrote about it then, instead of "using my car to etc...", to get it off my chest eh?
ScreamingMeemie
Jan 2012
#8
I guess I imagined the part, "You then tried to pull around me as I was leaving...."
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#16
Well, she did try to pull around me as I was leaving. That still doesn't mean a car was used for
ScreamingMeemie
Jan 2012
#17
There will always be a contrarian poster or two, even over something as simple as this!
av8rdave
Jan 2012
#23
"I felt better about it the second I posted it" Clearly not or what I said wouldn't bother you.
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#37
Maybe not. But there will be others. There always are. But you have the power to not let the rude
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#26
Sometimes the "rude person" is "rude" and I won't create a million excuses.
RiffRandell
Jan 2012
#28
And "Some People" will just go through life bitching about all the "rude people" ......
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#29
I'm going to go with obtuse. And self absorbed. It's the way of my community.
ScreamingMeemie
Jan 2012
#30
I have often wondered what happens when these people meet up with their own kind.
ScreamingMeemie
Jan 2012
#33
Have you ever gone into a store behind someone and they stop when they get inside?
LiberalFighter
Jan 2012
#19
I had to actually shove an elderly man away from the bottom of the escalator
1gobluedem
Jan 2012
#40
When I worked in the salon at Penney's, I would move the store directory as far
ScreamingMeemie
Jan 2012
#34