RE: re: cps brought kids

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Wow, it never rains...

The 16 year old is NOT responsible for her father in any sense, legal, moral or otherwise, but that still won't make a difference if that is the way she is thinking and feeling.

I hope your son has luck with the towers, why did they tow it, anyway? That's a lot of money, and between the two and the bond...no way...just too much. He needs a lawyer a.s.a.p, can he get legal aid?

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-- re: cps brought kids

So far, so good. But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat. (big groan from me). I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feel better.CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs. If we can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc. They have medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to the doctor. Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids. He says it looks like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and we certainly don't. His bond would be $650. He was arrested because he has a bench warrant. He was convicted several years ago of "squatting" on property. The truth is he had a verbal agreement with the landowner to buy the land. I know that's true because I was there when he was on the phone with the landowner talking about it and I could hear part of the conversation. Then for some reason the landowner decided not to sell the the "dad" and had the cops come to evict him and then said he was squatting. The judge in this case has a history of judicial misconduct but the "dad" hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to him. His vehicle was towed yesterday. I found out this morning the cost today of the towing is $315. Each day another $20 is added on. I'm afraid the "dad" is going to lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem it. My son is going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can get the price lowered any. Wish my son luck please!My son will be doing most of the cooking. Son looked through the pantry earlier and planned out some inexpensive meals for the next week. I did cook breakfast this morning--just hot cereal and toast. The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught. She feels responsible for helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money to get him out of jail. Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.hugs to all

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How sad. Prayers for everyone involved.

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> re: cps brought kids

>

> So far, so good. But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat. (big

> groan

> from me). I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feel

> better.

>

> CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs.

> If we

> can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc.

> They have

> medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to the doctor.

>

>

> Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids. He says it

> looks

> like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and we certainly

> don't.

> His bond would be $650. He was arrested because he has a bench warrant.

> He

> was convicted several years ago of " squatting " on property. The truth is

> he had

> a verbal agreement with the landowner to buy the land. I know that's

> true

> because I was there when he was on the phone with the landowner talking

> about it

> and I could hear part of the conversation. Then for some reason the

> landowner

> decided not to sell the the " dad " and had the cops come to evict him and

> then

> said he was squatting. The judge in this case has a history of judicial

> misconduct but the " dad " hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to

> him.

> His vehicle was towed yesterday. I found out this morning the cost today

> of the

> towing is $315. Each day another $20 is added on. I'm afraid the " dad "

> is

> going to lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem

> it. My

> son is going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can

> get the

> price lowered any. Wish my son luck please!

>

> My son will be doing most of the cooking. Son looked through the pantry

> earlier

> and planned out some inexpensive meals for the next week. I did cook

> breakfast

> this morning--just hot cereal and toast.

>

>

> The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught. She feels

> responsible for

> helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money to

> get him

> out of jail. Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.

>

> hugs to all

>

> Sharon

> This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in

> spelling and

> grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to

> be

> considered flaws or defects.

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If don't rain it pours for these poor folks, don't it?

Between a rock and a hard place - if CPS opens a case then they'll

probably be sent to an " Official " foster home, and could very well be

separated; on the other hand, no open case = no money...

Blessings on your house for taking them in, even though it probably means

more beans and less meat all around, at least they're together somewhere

familiar.

T

in WY

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" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

re: cps brought kids

 

So far, so good.  But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat.  (big

groan from me).  I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feel

better.

CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs.  If

we can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc. 

They have medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to the

doctor. 

Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids.  He says it

looks like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and we

certainly don't.  His bond would be $650.   He was arrested because he has a

bench warrant.  He was convicted several years ago of " squatting " on

property.  The truth is he had a verbal agreement with the landowner to buy

the land.  I know that's true because I was there when he was on the phone

with the landowner talking about it and I could hear part of the

conversation.  Then for some reason the landowner decided not to sell the

the " dad " and had the cops come to evict him and then said he was

squatting.  The judge in this case has a history of judicial misconduct but

the " dad " hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to him.  His vehicle

was towed yesterday.  I found out this morning the cost today of the towing

is $315.  Each day another $20 is added on.  I'm afraid the " dad " is going

to lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem it.  My son

is going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can get the

price lowered any.  Wish my son luck please!

My son will be doing most of the cooking.  Son looked through the pantry

earlier and planned out some inexpensive meals for the next week.  I did

cook breakfast this morning--just hot cereal and toast. 

The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught.  She feels responsible

for helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money to

get him out of jail.  Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.

hugs to all

Sharon

This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to

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Yes, the kids are better off here with us than in foster care. They were in foster care once before and it was a terrible, horrible ordeal for them all. It is very hard financially but we'll be okay. Beans and rice, rice and beans:) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Tue, April 12, 2011 3:27:56 PMSubject: RE: re: cps brought kidsIf don't rain it pours for these poor folks, don't it? Between a rock and a hard place - if CPS opens a case then they'llprobably be sent to an "Official" foster home, and

could very well beseparated; on the other hand, no open case = no money... Blessings on your house for taking them in, even though it probably meansmore beans and less meat all around, at least they're together somewherefamiliar.T in WYPractical Blackwork Designshttp://practicalblackwork.comhttp://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com "You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..." re: cps brought kids So far, so good. But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat. (biggroan from me). I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feelbetter.CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs. Ifwe can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc. They have medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to thedoctor. Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids. He says itlooks like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and wecertainly don't. His bond would be $650. He was arrested because he has abench warrant. He was convicted several years ago of "squatting" onproperty. The truth is he had a verbal agreement with the landowner to buythe land. I know that's true because I

was there when he was on the phonewith the landowner talking about it and I could hear part of theconversation. Then for some reason the landowner decided not to sell thethe "dad" and had the cops come to evict him and then said he wassquatting. The judge in this case has a history of judicial misconduct butthe "dad" hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to him. His vehiclewas towed yesterday. I found out this morning the cost today of the towingis $315. Each day another $20 is added on. I'm afraid the "dad" is goingto lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem it. My sonis going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can get theprice lowered any. Wish my son luck please!My son will be doing most of the cooking. Son looked through the pantryearlier and planned out some inexpensive meals for the next

week. I didcook breakfast this morning--just hot cereal and toast. The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught. She feels responsiblefor helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money toget him out of jail. Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.hugs to allSharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spellingand grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are tobe considered flaws or defects. ------------------------------------

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the oldest is having a guilt trip - she has been a surrogate Mom since her mother died - she feels responsible for whatever Dad did God, grant me the strength of eagles wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to rely on his spirit to carry me there.

To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 12:17:48 PMSubject: Re: re: cps brought kids

Yes, the kids are better off here with us than in foster care. They were in foster care once before and it was a terrible, horrible ordeal for them all. It is very hard financially but we'll be okay. Beans and rice, rice and beans:)

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

To: MSersLife Sent: Tue, April 12, 2011 3:27:56 PMSubject: RE: re: cps brought kidsIf don't rain it pours for these poor folks, don't it? Between a rock and a hard place - if CPS opens a case then they'llprobably be sent to an "Official" foster home, and could very well beseparated; on the other hand, no open case = no money... Blessings on your house for taking them in, even though it probably meansmore beans and less meat all around, at least they're together somewherefamiliar.T in WYPractical Blackwork

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That's the truth, Anne. Poor Pattie always feels like she had to take care of everything... her younger siblings as well as her dad. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 10:28:59 AMSubject: Re: re: cps brought kids

the oldest is having a guilt trip - she has been a surrogate Mom since her mother died - she feels responsible for whatever Dad did God, grant me the strength of eagles wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to rely on his spirit to carry me there.

To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 12:17:48 PMSubject: Re: re: cps brought kids

Yes, the kids are better off here with us than in foster care. They were in foster care once before and it was a terrible, horrible ordeal for them all. It is very hard financially but we'll be okay. Beans and rice, rice and beans:)

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

To: MSersLife Sent: Tue, April 12, 2011 3:27:56 PMSubject: RE: re: cps brought kidsIf don't rain it pours for these poor folks, don't it? Between a rock and a hard place - if CPS opens a case then they'llprobably be sent to an "Official" foster home, and could very well beseparated; on the other hand, no open case = no money... Blessings on your house for taking them in, even though it probably meansmore beans and less meat all around, at least they're together somewherefamiliar.T in WYPractical Blackwork

Designshttp://practicalblackwork.comhttp://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com%C2%A0%C2%A0

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this is a touchy subject with her - try to distract her but accept and allow it - to a point God, grant me the strength of eagles wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to rely on his spirit to carry me there.

To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 12:52:22 PMSubject: Re: re: cps brought kids

That's the truth, Anne. Poor Pattie always feels like she had to take care of everything... her younger siblings as well as her dad. hugs

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 10:28:59 AMSubject: Re: re: cps brought kids

the oldest is having a guilt trip - she has been a surrogate Mom since her mother died - she feels responsible for whatever Dad did God, grant me the strength of eagles wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to rely on his spirit to carry me there.

To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 12:17:48 PMSubject: Re: re: cps brought kids

Yes, the kids are better off here with us than in foster care. They were in foster care once before and it was a terrible, horrible ordeal for them all. It is very hard financially but we'll be okay. Beans and rice, rice and beans:)

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

To: MSersLife Sent: Tue, April 12, 2011 3:27:56 PMSubject: RE: re: cps brought kidsIf don't rain it pours for these poor folks, don't it? Between a rock and a hard place - if CPS opens a case then they'llprobably be sent to an "Official" foster home, and could very well beseparated; on the other hand, no open case = no money... Blessings on your house for taking them in, even though it probably meansmore beans and less meat all around, at least they're together somewherefamiliar.T in WYPractical Blackwork

Designshttp://practicalblackwork.comhttp://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com%C2%A0%C2%A0

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Beans and rice and big pots of soup and home-baked bread ain't never

killed nobody! :-D

T

in WY

Practical Blackwork Designs

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http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com  

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

re: cps brought kids

 

So far, so good.  But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat.  (big

groan from me).  I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feel

better.

CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs.  If

we can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc. 

They have medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to the

doctor. 

Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids.  He says it

looks like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and we

certainly don't.  His bond would be $650.   He was arrested because he has a

bench warrant.  He was convicted several years ago of " squatting " on

property.  The truth is he had a verbal agreement with the landowner to buy

the land.  I know that's true because I was there when he was on the phone

with the landowner talking about it and I could hear part of the

conversation.  Then for some reason the landowner decided not to sell the

the " dad " and had the cops come to evict him and then said he was

squatting.  The judge in this case has a history of judicial misconduct but

the " dad " hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to him.  His vehicle

was towed yesterday.  I found out this morning the cost today of the towing

is $315.  Each day another $20 is added on.  I'm afraid the " dad " is going

to lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem it.  My son

is going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can get the

price lowered any.  Wish my son luck please!

My son will be doing most of the cooking.  Son looked through the pantry

earlier and planned out some inexpensive meals for the next week.  I did

cook breakfast this morning--just hot cereal and toast. 

The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught.  She feels responsible

for helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money to

get him out of jail.  Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.

hugs to all

Sharon

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and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to

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-- re: cps brought kids So far, so good. But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat. (biggroan from me). I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feelbetter.CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs. Ifwe can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc. They have medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to thedoctor. Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids. He says itlooks like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and wecertainly don't. His bond would be $650. He was arrested because he has abench warrant. He was convicted several years ago of "squatting" onproperty. The truth is he had a verbal agreement with the landowner to buythe land. I know that's true because I was there when he was on the phonewith the landowner talking about it and I could hear part of theconversation. Then for some reason the landowner decided not to sell thethe "dad" and had the cops come to evict him and then said he wassquatting. The judge in this case has a history of judicial misconduct butthe "dad" hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to him. His vehiclewas towed yesterday. I found out this morning the cost today of the towingis $315. Each day another $20 is added on. I'm afraid the "dad" is goingto lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem it. My sonis going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can get theprice lowered any. Wish my son luck please!My son will be doing most of the cooking. Son looked through the pantryearlier and planned out some inexpensive meals for the next week. I didcook breakfast this morning--just hot cereal and toast. The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught. She feels responsiblefor helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money toget him out of jail. Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.hugs to allSharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spellingand grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are tobe considered flaws or defects. ------------------------------------

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Thats so sad. Sounds like she could use some counseling.

Hugs

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> RE: re: cps brought kids

>

> If don't rain it pours for these poor folks, don't it?

>     Between a rock and a hard place - if CPS opens a case then they'll

> probably be sent to an " Official " foster home, and could very well be

> separated; on the other hand, no open case = no money...

>   Blessings on your house for taking them in, even though it probably

> means

> more beans and less meat all around, at least they're together somewhere

> familiar.

>

> T

>

> in WY

> Practical Blackwork Designs

> http://practicalblackwork.com

> http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com%C2%A0%C2%A0

>

>

>

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funny my grandma cooked for her, grandpa, 9 kids and later 25 + grandkids - on the grandkids not all at once but you see what I mean

the farm was hardscrable in SE Oklahoma - but it supported them God, grant me the strength of eagles wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to rely on his spirit to carry me there.

To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 2:08:29 PMSubject: RE: re: cps brought kids

Beans and rice and big pots of soup and home-baked bread ain't neverkilled nobody! :-DT in WYPractical Blackwork Designshttp://practicalblackwork.comhttp://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com "You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..." re: cps brought kids So far, so good. But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat. (biggroan from me). I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feelbetter.CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs. Ifwe can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc. They have medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to thedoctor. Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids. He says itlooks like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and wecertainly don't. His bond would be $650. He was arrested because he

has abench warrant. He was convicted several years ago of "squatting" onproperty. The truth is he had a verbal agreement with the landowner to buythe land. I know that's true because I was there when he was on the phonewith the landowner talking about it and I could hear part of theconversation. Then for some reason the landowner decided not to sell thethe "dad" and had the cops come to evict him and then said he wassquatting. The judge in this case has a history of judicial misconduct butthe "dad" hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to him. His vehiclewas towed yesterday. I found out this morning the cost today of the towingis $315. Each day another $20 is added on. I'm afraid the "dad" is goingto lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem it. My sonis going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can

get theprice lowered any. Wish my son luck please!My son will be doing most of the cooking. Son looked through the pantryearlier and planned out some inexpensive meals for the next week. I didcook breakfast this morning--just hot cereal and toast. The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught. She feels responsiblefor helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money toget him out of jail. Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.hugs to allSharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spellingand grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are tobe considered flaws or defects. ------------------------------------

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That's exactly the way I feel:) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 12:08:29 PMSubject: RE: re: cps brought kids

Beans and rice and big pots of soup and home-baked bread ain't neverkilled nobody! :-DT in WYPractical Blackwork Designshttp://practicalblackwork.comhttp://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com "You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..." re: cps brought kids So far, so good. But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat. (biggroan from me). I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feelbetter.CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs. Ifwe can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc. They have medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to thedoctor. Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids. He says itlooks like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and wecertainly don't. His bond would be $650. He was arrested because he has abench warrant. He was convicted several years ago of

"squatting" onproperty. The truth is he had a verbal agreement with the landowner to buythe land. I know that's true because I was there when he was on the phonewith the landowner talking about it and I could hear part of theconversation. Then for some reason the landowner decided not to sell thethe "dad" and had the cops come to evict him and then said he wassquatting. The judge in this case has a history of judicial misconduct butthe "dad" hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to him. His vehiclewas towed yesterday. I found out this morning the cost today of the towingis $315. Each day another $20 is added on. I'm afraid the "dad" is goingto lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem it. My sonis going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can get theprice lowered any. Wish my son luck

please!My son will be doing most of the cooking. Son looked through the pantryearlier and planned out some inexpensive meals for the next week. I didcook breakfast this morning--just hot cereal and toast. The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught. She feels responsiblefor helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money toget him out of jail. Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.hugs to allSharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spellingand grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are tobe considered flaws or defects. ------------------------------------

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Golly, Sharon, this is such a tragedy. And you're in the middle of it. I hope YOU yourself stay well, and don't get into a flare and/or strep throat.Can legal aid help in anyway? I'm not sure if it's worth looking into, but may be. Why the heck doesn't CPS open a case? That would be the logical thing to do.Stay well, Sharon, mentally, physically and spiritually!Love,KateFrom: Sharon

To: Group <mserslife >Sent: Tue, April 12, 2011 5:21:27 PMSubject: re: cps brought kids

So far, so good. But the 14 year old thinks she has strep throat. (big groan from me). I've been making her hot tea and hopefully she will feel better.CPS didn't open a case on the kids so there will be no help with costs. If we can get a power of attorney from dad then we can get them to the doc. They have medicaid but we don't have permission (poa) to take them to the doctor. Their dad called this morning from jail to talk to the kids. He says it looks like he can be bonded out but he doesn't have the money and we certainly don't. His bond would be $650. He was arrested because he has a bench warrant. He was convicted several years ago of "squatting" on property. The truth is he had a verbal

agreement with the landowner to buy the land. I know that's true because I was there when he was on the phone with the landowner talking about it and I could hear part of the conversation. Then for some reason the landowner decided not to sell the the "dad" and had the cops come to evict him and then said he was squatting. The judge in this case has a history of judicial misconduct but the "dad" hasn't had any luck getting anyone to listen to him. His vehicle was towed yesterday. I found out this morning the cost today of the towing is $315. Each day another $20 is added on. I'm afraid the "dad" is going to lose his vehicle over this because he won't be able to redeem it. My son is going to go talk to the guy at the towing place and see if he can get the price lowered any. Wish my son luck please!My son will be doing most of the cooking. Son looked through the pantry earlier and planned

out some inexpensive meals for the next week. I did cook breakfast this morning--just hot cereal and toast. The kids are sad, but the 16 year old is distraught. She feels responsible for helping her dad and is trying to find someone who can loan her money to get him out of jail. Sad situation for a 16 year old to be in for sure.hugs to allSharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.