Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:ok, while I think in this case, there is more to the story than "I just had a drink," I think it is a leap to say that you can never have a drink when your kid is home with you. I'm not talking a case of beer or a box of wine - one glass of wine does NOT turn you into a monster who would kill your kid if you aren't an alcoholic. A drink or even two does not change MOST people - obviously, you shouldn't get behind the wheel with your kids after you've had a drink, but I think trying to get all high and mighty about "never drink if your kids are home with you" is a bit goofy.
Another drunk parent making excuses for themselves. What a shame!
Anonymous wrote:ok, while I think in this case, there is more to the story than "I just had a drink," I think it is a leap to say that you can never have a drink when your kid is home with you. I'm not talking a case of beer or a box of wine - one glass of wine does NOT turn you into a monster who would kill your kid if you aren't an alcoholic. A drink or even two does not change MOST people - obviously, you shouldn't get behind the wheel with your kids after you've had a drink, but I think trying to get all high and mighty about "never drink if your kids are home with you" is a bit goofy.
Anonymous wrote:The bigger question is: Who the hell names their baby Lisa anymore?
Anonymous wrote:ok, while I think in this case, there is more to the story than "I just had a drink," I think it is a leap to say that you can never have a drink when your kid is home with you. I'm not talking a case of beer or a box of wine - one glass of wine does NOT turn you into a monster who would kill your kid if you aren't an alcoholic. A drink or even two does not change MOST people - obviously, you shouldn't get behind the wheel with your kids after you've had a drink, but I think trying to get all high and mighty about "never drink if your kids are home with you" is a bit goofy.