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MaryJanine · 61-69, F
I never skipped school - too conscientious. My youngest brother was the one who stayed home more days than went. He claimed to be sick" and my mom was working at the time and Grandma let him stay home too late to go the class. MY sister and my other brother and me went as usual. When Mom stopped working, youngest brother still "played sick" and let him stay home. He ended up repeating seventh grade and was kicked out of school in high school when he continued to miss more days. Thank God he was working steadily at McDonald's and Mom got him on the "work program". He missed less and less school.
However, history repeated itself when his own son began claiming tp "be sick" and Grandpa and Grandma, who were responsible for his care while his parents both worked, let him stay home. He would "be sick" in the morning and recovered in the afternoon.
However, history repeated itself when his own son began claiming tp "be sick" and Grandpa and Grandma, who were responsible for his care while his parents both worked, let him stay home. He would "be sick" in the morning and recovered in the afternoon.