I called it.  His "friend" was parked outside waiting for the opportunity to slip T something.  Maybe it was by the grace of God, but there was a major wind storm last night causing a power outage.  That changed their plans.  I saw her sitting in her parent's van...waiting for a long time.  He couldn't do anything about it.  It really wouldn't have happened anyway because I was aware of it.  I would have made it difficult for them to pull it off.  I am going to print out their conversation out, black out his name, and give it to my friend.  This girl, Peggy, goes to the same school my friend's son goes to.  She already talked to the school and told them (not mentioning my name) that she has some info. but this information has to be held in confidence.  I'm told they are not aware of Peggy's doings.  Peggy's looks and personality are deceiving.  I never would have guessed.  

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It goes to show you never can tell. I thought one of my sons friends was the main ringleader and not a good influence. Once I talked to the kid I found out he wasn\'t all that bad. He wouldn\'t do drugs and he only drank.
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oh goodness - that certainly was a blessing, that storm. phew! take care...Cathrynn X
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*hugs*
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What if she couldn\'t come over? Do you have to let her in? Why not just be up front with the 2 of them about the situation? If T wants drugs let him get them on his own time at school.....you don\'t have to put up with it in your home. It just stinks, I am sorry!!!!!!!
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Where there\'s a will, there\'s a way. You can stop one, but there will be 5 more lined up behind her more than happy to get the junk for your son. It\'s frustrating & it just pisses you off beyond words. I really hope that since you\'ve caught it early, you can get help, but this drug is a weapon STRAIGHT FROM HELL ITSELF. God grant you mercy & strength.