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I don't think Jim's boss will care. Jim is his own boss, he owns his business.
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It was late but the large grocery stores stayed open till 9 at night. Pete took the shopping cart, Joey walked next to me. As it turned out, we needed a lot more than just our menu for tomorrow night. “Pete, Joey take the cart and get what we need, I’ll meet you at the meat counter.” I never bought a roast, as I was looking at the various meat, I must have shown that I was way out of my element. The butcher asked if I needed help. I told him about guests and my sons said their grandmother m
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Yes and he will be walking with his head held high and his heart full of love . He will have what most people dream of
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Yes and he will be walking with his head held high and his heart full of love . He will have what most people dream of
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Yes, and someone is over the top. From believing there was no way he was going t have a family, ending up with the possibility of having two sons, has put him on the top of his world
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Thanks, but you need to add one other to that swing of three. Join them, you can you know
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Yes, Joey seemed to grasp the situation, I can't fault Pete, he had a taste of being as grown-up in his relationship with Joey, He had some independence and that gave him the idea he would like to keep that.
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Yes, you are right. Joey's magic word "brothers" did the trick. There has always been a brotherly relationship but Pete knew they were only cousins.
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I went to get dressed for the day, planning on going to the office. “Boys, I’m going to my office today. Pete, you have my phone number, call me if you have any problems. Keep the doors locked, I’ll be home for lunch.” I hugged each boy and left. I needed to see Lenny and then catch up on my work. I called Lenny and asked that he meets me at my home for lunch, then I tried to concentrate on my work. I found it difficult, my mind kept drifting. All I could think of what is Pete going to do.
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I agree, Pete needs to recover the childhood he has lost. Maybe that is a possibility under Jim's wing
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You are right. Scott’s hang up was more in concern for Brad being disappointed because he wasn’t the first. It was foolish of Scott to think that way because Brad’s love would forgive
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I think Pete is leaning that way. Not sure about Joey. If Joey becomes adamant about adoption Pete will have to make a difficult decision
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Pete is a thinker he will consider Joey’s feelings. Don’t be surprised if Pete agrees to Jim’s proposal because of Joey
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Pete is heavily influenced by Joey. There is a bond there that won’t be broken.
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You are right. But don’t ignore Joey. I think Pete will think very seriously about Joey’s wishes
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Let me know how it turned out. I also like them
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I need to sit down with Pete, I’m sure Joey will go along with what Pete decides. That night at dinner, “Boys, I need to tell you something. Mr. Alderson has confirmed that your parents have died. I’m sure they are with your grandparents in heaven. Pete, I need you to start thinking about guardianship or adoption. With your grandparents in heaven, the courts will declare you as minors and put you in Child Services.” “What does that mean?” “Child Services will be responsible for you unt
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Joey is all for it. He will convince Pete
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That is unknown. I doubt that his mother even knew.
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I think Pete has had a taste of independence and has proven to joey and himself he can handle it.
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I'll remind Jim of his ignorance
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I share your optimism about this world. There is good unfortunately we tend to focus on the bad and not the good. You are right about Jim and Lenny, they will act in the best interest of the boys. Pete has to make a decision.
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With Jim's pushing and Pete's dwelling on that farm, Lenny will go after those people like a hungry dog in a butcher shop.
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I feel sorry for Joey and hope he never finds out about his mother. He seems to ba a trusting kid who has looked upon Jim as his. dad.
