Bob
SoWal Insider
Ok, it's 2 in the morning, but my 17 year old daughter is standing in the driveway, talking with a 22 year old guy-friend and I'm on full not-on-my-watch alert. http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/rno/225180364.html
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one year ago today
- Thread starter Bob
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I have a 13 year old daughter - I dread doing what you are doing tonight.
Beachbummette
SoWal Insider
What's a 17 year old doing out at 2:00 a.m.?
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Bob, grab your shotgun, undress down to only your underwear and go out on the front lawn and look curiously into the sky. 
That guy will never come back.
That guy will never come back.
audie
fartblossom
Bob, grab your shotgun, undress down to only your underwear and go out on the front lawn and look curiously into the sky.
this is funny sj, because when mr audie me my parents for the first time, my pop came out the front door to meet him in his boxers (because he refuses to get dressed in the summer after working in the hot shop all day). he didn't have a shotgun, but was standing in the front yard in all his hairy glory. the guy came back, and kept coming back, it's been 15 yrs we've been together now.
What's a 17 year old doing out at 2:00 a.m.?
You obviously don't have one or you wouldn't ask that question!
Beachbummette
SoWal Insider
No, but I was one! I also have a 15 (soon to be 16) year old step daughter...and can say that won't happen with her either.
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Mango
SoWal Insider
Beachbummette
SoWal Insider
You never stayed out late at 17 BB?
Nope, my parents always said there was nothing I needed to be doing at 2:00 a.m. except sleeping.
Well then, BB, you had better be a light sleeper and quick on your feet, because I can tell you with 100% certainty that at one point in her teenage years, that girl is going to be sneaking out past hours. Even if it's only on the front porch or driveway. Don't say that you never did it! I was a goody-goody kid and I did it...lots of times. And my own goody-goody daughter is upholding the tradition (not that we're planning on letting it become a 'tradition').
