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dawnoffawn · 06-13-2006, 10:35 AM

Thanks for the suggestions, Cookmo. Good luck with your son.
The problem is that he cannot comprehend such questions yet. for example, if i ask him what he ate for breakfast, he really doesn't know what breakfast, dinner is..all he knows is "food".
Also, his father doesn't answer when I call, so I can't reach him at different times when he's with his father. I'd have to ask only after he comes home.
So, when he comes back, he's forgotten everything he did.
Last time i asked him where he went with his father. I asked him "did you go to the park?" and he didn't respond even though I'm certain he either went to a picnic or another gathering where there are alot of people because his father brought food with him (for the first time).

Thanks, Sage, for the help. This guy doesn't follow rules. I can't afford to tkae him to court nad really cannot tolerate the heartache of courts after my terrible experience with them. Also, h'es a good persuader (he gets it from his sales background, lol) plus he's a lawyer himself so he knows how to use convincing tactics that will make the rule on his side.

06-13-2006, 10:35 AM	#31 (permalink)
dawnoffawn Crazy	Thanks for the suggestions, Cookmo. Good luck with your son. The problem is that he cannot comprehend such questions yet. for example, if i ask him what he ate for breakfast, he really doesn't know what breakfast, dinner is..all he knows is "food". Also, his father doesn't answer when I call, so I can't reach him at different times when he's with his father. I'd have to ask only after he comes home. So, when he comes back, he's forgotten everything he did. Last time i asked him where he went with his father. I asked him "did you go to the park?" and he didn't respond even though I'm certain he either went to a picnic or another gathering where there are alot of people because his father brought food with him (for the first time). Thanks, Sage, for the help. This guy doesn't follow rules. I can't afford to tkae him to court nad really cannot tolerate the heartache of courts after my terrible experience with them. Also, h'es a good persuader (he gets it from his sales background, lol) plus he's a lawyer himself so he knows how to use convincing tactics that will make the rule on his side.