"Bitch we have lost a child!"

[dreamerlost]

i remember not to long ago, a bus ride home from UIL. Me another teacher and a dozen or so children. It had been a long day. I watched over several  other  groups of children that didn't belong to my bunch. I had to make sure they all came back in one piece. This was my job. I did it and did it well. None of my students came home pregnant or with

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[lance_bransen]

I was left behind twice in my school career, both in High Shcool.

The first time was after I moved to this town, we went to a UIL event in a town 30 miles away. I caught up with all my old friends from my old town and then when it came time to go, my bus left without me.

I got a ride home with an old man who played the piano at the event.

The second time I was left behind, it was with another student. THats right, me and another KId were both left behind. Same teacher too. Luckily it was in town and we just walked back to the school. It was still at least 3 miles.

Did they ever find the missing kid? What's the protocol for a situation like that?

How long have you been with you guy if you don't mind me asking?

[dreamerlost]

I think they did find the kid. I think he/she went home with another teacher and was dropped of at his/her home. I don't think Lorenzo has a protocol for any emergency situation, other than tornado.

Anthony and I have been together for nearly two years now. We started dating in the summer of 2006.