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<blockquote data-quote="Calinon" data-source="post: 1317110" data-attributes="member: 13737">&quot;Other than not knowing what happened in the train, I am just fine dear.&nbsp; Pooky is too, aren't you sweetie,&quot; she says, and Pooky barks and wags his tail.&nbsp; &quot;But do not place blame on others too quickly, Raisa dear.&nbsp;&nbsp; Michelle wanted a stop to the bickering and finger pointing,&quot; she says, and pauses to make sure she has Raisa's attention before smiling just a little, &quot;and threatening?&nbsp; &nbsp;&quot;Now dear, I know you are not so ill-raised that you think your last comment to Michelle was anywhere in the realm of acceptable.&nbsp; Your mother taught you far too well for that.&nbsp; So when Kyle flies us to the school, you should think very hard about what you will say to Michelle,&quot; she says matronly, but kindly.&nbsp; &quot;You know, in way of an apology?&nbsp; Not that she'll be mad tomorrow, but impressions, my dear, are important.&quot;&nbsp; Grandmother hands Raisa a small pack of kleenex.&nbsp;&quot;Now dry your tears child.&nbsp; You'll probably need to save a few for tomorrow when you get your school uniforms,&quot; she jokes.&nbsp; &quot;And given that you are far from the only person without a thick wallet, I think a shopping trip will be scheduled soon enough to help you all replace what was lost.&quot;&nbsp;&quot;Actually, why don't you just talk to your mother.&nbsp; I'm sure she could send you some of her hand-made clothing as well.&nbsp; I'm also sure she would rather hear you are safe from your own mouth, rather than mine,&quot; Thunder says, leaning against a wall nearby.&nbsp; He stands up revealing the vid-phone on the wall just behind him, and you see your mother on the screen.&nbsp;&quot;I was wondering when you were going to stop skulking in the shadows, Kyle,&quot; says Grandmother, smiling.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Calinon, post: 1317110, member: 13737"] "Other than not knowing what happened in the train, I am just fine dear. Pooky is too, aren't you sweetie," she says, and Pooky barks and wags his tail. "But do not place blame on others too quickly, Raisa dear. Michelle wanted a stop to the bickering and finger pointing," she says, and pauses to make sure she has Raisa's attention before smiling just a little, "and threatening? "Now dear, I know you are not so ill-raised that you think your last comment to Michelle was anywhere in the realm of acceptable. Your mother taught you far too well for that. So when Kyle flies us to the school, you should think very hard about what you will say to Michelle," she says matronly, but kindly. "You know, in way of an apology? Not that she'll be mad tomorrow, but impressions, my dear, are important." Grandmother hands Raisa a small pack of kleenex. "Now dry your tears child. You'll probably need to save a few for tomorrow when you get your school uniforms," she jokes. "And given that you are far from the only person without a thick wallet, I think a shopping trip will be scheduled soon enough to help you all replace what was lost." "Actually, why don't you just talk to your mother. I'm sure she could send you some of her hand-made clothing as well. I'm also sure she would rather hear you are safe from your own mouth, rather than mine," Thunder says, leaning against a wall nearby. He stands up revealing the vid-phone on the wall just behind him, and you see your mother on the screen. "I was wondering when you were going to stop skulking in the shadows, Kyle," says Grandmother, smiling. [/QUOTE]

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