I'm home alone and I heard my front door open.

LaraMN

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Fri May-30-08 09:12 AM
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I'm home alone and I heard my front door open.

I went downstairs to investigate, and a little girl was standing in my hallway and said, "where is that little girl who lives here?"

:crazy:

I wonder if her parents know she's wandering around the neighborhood walking into people's houses. I told her Sophie isn't home- she's at school. I sent her back to house and watched out the window to make sure she actually went back.

Yikes!

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Fri May-30-08 09:15 AM
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1. My niece did that

When everyone was asleep she wandered downstairs opened the door went over to a neighbors and actually knocked on the door....Suffice to say my sister took precautions with making the door much harder for a three year old to open....:o

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LaraMN

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Fri May-30-08 09:17 AM
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2. Gah!

That's why we put knob covers on the insides of our doors!

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charlie and algernon

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Fri May-30-08 09:28 AM
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3. luckily you actually have a little girl living there

imagine how freaked out you'd be if a strange girl walked into your house asking for a non-existant little girl... :scared:

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LaraMN

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Fri May-30-08 09:32 AM
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4. Bwahaha!

This is true!

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Fri May-30-08 09:51 AM
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5. non-existent kids

A coworker lived in a home with a few "non-existent" occupants. Two of them were small kids who she would occasionally see, in her peripheral vision only, running down her hallway into a back bedroom. Once when friends were over for a bbq in the backyard, she stepped into the back room to retrieve something when one of her guest's small children walked into the room, looked confused and asked, "Where did those kids go?" She had no kids...

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Gonzo Gardener

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Fri May-30-08 11:45 AM
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6. Missed opportunity...

Edited on Fri May-30-08 11:47 AM by Green Meanie

to feed her copious amounts of sweets and send her home all jacked up! :silly:

It's standard policy here... If your kid wanders into my house, he/she is coming home with a wicked sugar buzz!!!

:bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce:

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NJmaverick

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Fri May-30-08 11:49 AM
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7. You should let the girl's parents know what happened

what the little girl did, is dangerous. Dogs, guns and makeshift weapons are all risks that come from uninvited entries.

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Parche

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Fri May-30-08 11:49 AM
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8. Up Ahead A Sign Post

:scared: :scared: :hi:

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