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sis just told me she has a child swing i gave my dad for fd years ago. it's priceless. wondered w
i bought this children's swing at a yard sale for my dad for father's day. it's just like an adult's wooden porch swing only little, for kidsl When i gave it to him, i could tell by the look on his face that he was not impressed. I actually wondered about 2 weeks ago whatever happened to it. Talked to my sis today, she said her husband had just fined hanging a child's swing in the yard, didn't know where it came from. for some reason, i told her the deal. she was like, well how do you know it's the same one? yeah, right. that's just killin me.
i thought about it a couple of weeks ago, wondered what happened to it, and then i find out it's in her back yard and she's like, "well how do u know it's the same one?" right. right, sherry, right.
i thought about it a couple of weeks ago, wondered what happened to it, and then i find out it's in her back yard and she's like, "well how do u know it's the same one?" right. right, sherry, right.
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Who cares, it is an object. Instead of worshiping objects try spending that energy on people. It is silly and pointless to argue and whine about things like this. Would you prefer he keep it and not use it and no one enjoy it just so you get your way like a two year old? What good is that. And it is not priceless. People are. Not objects.
But if you are that worried about it, steal it back and stop all contact with your family and only talk and love the swing and then see how happy your life is. You are making life harder than it has to be over petty stuff, gotta grow as a person and let it go.
But if you are that worried about it, steal it back and stop all contact with your family and only talk and love the swing and then see how happy your life is. You are making life harder than it has to be over petty stuff, gotta grow as a person and let it go.
Why is this important? What does it change, if anything?
If you want to know what happened to it, then ask your father.
If the swing is the one you gave your father...well, you gave it as a gift. That means that it's his to do with as he pleases. He doesn't need your permission. If he gave it to your sister, then fine...he put it to good use instead of selling it. He gave it to someone he thought could use it. What he decides to do with a gift that you or anyone else gives him, is totally up to him.
Time to grow up a little and let it go.
If you want to know what happened to it, then ask your father.
If the swing is the one you gave your father...well, you gave it as a gift. That means that it's his to do with as he pleases. He doesn't need your permission. If he gave it to your sister, then fine...he put it to good use instead of selling it. He gave it to someone he thought could use it. What he decides to do with a gift that you or anyone else gives him, is totally up to him.
Time to grow up a little and let it go.
Ughh. Ok, it was a silly gift to give to your father in the first place. I am assuming he felt it was not thought out, and didn't feel like you put much thought into the gift. You were thinking of ways your own children could have fun at his house, rather than thinking of something that HE would want. That was pretty selfish. So he gave it away, so that it will actually get used by someone who will appreciate it. Get over it lady.
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