I had witnessed something awkward today.

1ontheroadagain : No worries and thank you!

here is me understandingHere is me thinking your dad asked the kids permission and really didn't do anything that much out of linehere is me pondering the fact that I can **** off some of the nuisance neighbors by photographing their offspring...

I had a weird one the other day. When it was raining this kid comes walking up the street walking home from school and getting drenched so I yelled hey kid u want my umbrella and start walking it out to him. Of course he starts walking across the street to grab it from me, oblivious to looking both ways before crossing. The car approaching was momma bear coming to scoop him. I was like ohhh ****. I was just trying to give him an umbrella but im sure she thought I was trying to play scratch and sniff on his bicycle seat.

I love y0u andi7 I'm so sorryAs the mom.... you already knowWhat this teaches me is once again TRY not to judge a book by the cover. All is NOT always as it seems.

Andi7 :
I blame the neighbor, when i was a kid growing up I knew every adult on my street and the streets next to mine. Even now, i take the time to get to know all my neighbors 5 to 6 houses in each direction. I want to know my neighbors and not just assume the worst. If your father lived on my street, trust me we would know each other and you would know me. I would want to know you cause of the age of your parent and be able to reach out if I saw something odd. your dad did nothing wrong, its this sicko world we live in where trust and innocence is always vilified and frowned upon. love your dad and forget about the rude women who didn't take the time to see innocence, or that your dad just wanted to share a picture with his kid.

jorgedeported :
I know most everyone on my street and we have a few that are elderly. Some have my number just in case they need something. Heck I have keys to some of their houses just in case they need me to come in when they ask.