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[frothyinsanity]

So down the street from me is this family that is staying in a 3-4 bedroom college apartment- just the downstairs. There are 5-6 adults, 4-5 children, and a couple of dogs; plus random other people living there every other weekend. The kids are supervised by a man who could be in his 50s but looks and acts as senile as if he were 120, that and slow

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[clarinerd4life]

did they end up taking Chucky away? (you might have already answered this question, sorry)

i love the loudest kids- they usually have the most interesting stories to tell you. if he's still there, hang out with him- you might find out some interesting things! let me know.

also- i hope you're having a great summer!

[misskitty1]

Ok, so I am only replying to this because I feel that if I bring it up you'll get mad at me and not even listen and also because you didn't ask me either. I'm sorry if I destroyed anything and that I 'went down in your book'. Maybe I wasn't specific enough though. Right now a lot of things that I love are annoying to me, things that I have loved for years and have brought a lot of joy in my life. For example. I love to listen to you practice. Not just the clarinet, anything that you're learning. Even when you thing you sound awful. I'm am contstantly in awwe of your talent. However at the moment, it's completely annoying to me because I'm exhausted and basically feel like crap a good portion of the time. Maybe you don't see it as being similar, but I love kids. I love to teach. That's a good portion of why I like my job so much. I get to work with kids and teach people. My main concern with Chucky was that he wasn't getting the attention that he needed, and while in the past would have gladly played with him, at the time I