my son wrote a letter

[lm]

to the girl he left behind when we moved. I reeeeeeeealllllly wanted
to know what he wrote, but I gave him a stamp and helped him address
it and sent him off to the mailbox on his own. <sigh> :-)

lm

[V]

"lm" > wrote in message
...
> to the girl he left behind when we moved. I reeeeeeeealllllly wanted
> to know what he wrote, but I gave him a stamp and helped him address
> it and sent him off to the mailbox on his own. <sigh> :-)
>
> lm

You did a good thing. Now if he has possible weapons or something, then that
is the time to snoop a bit.
hee hee
I am proud of you.
V

[Lisa]

"lm" > wrote in message
...
> to the girl he left behind when we moved. I reeeeeeeealllllly wanted
> to know what he wrote, but I gave him a stamp and helped him address
> it and sent him off to the mailbox on his own. <sigh> :-)
>
> lm

Didn't you try holding up his notepad to see if he pressed hard enough
writing the letter to see if there were indentations left behind? Don't you
watch CSI?

Lisa

[Karen O'Mara]

lm > wrote in message >...
> to the girl he left behind when we moved. I reeeeeeeealllllly wanted
> to know what he wrote, but I gave him a stamp and helped him address
> it and sent him off to the mailbox on his own. <sigh> :-)
>

It's hard, isn't it?

I'm glad my mom didn't snoop. At least, I'm pretty sure she didnt'
snoop.... ack, what if she did snoop? I don't snoop because my mom
didn't snoop.

You did the right thing. And, this act of respecting another's privacy
will bring you luck or something.

Karen