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Why moms are like sometimes like lawyers

Fiona (the 3rd grade victim of circumstance and neglect):

Made sure the ENTIRE school office heard loud and clear how "Mommy LIED! You PROMISED to pick me us up early from school today!"

Mom (“Defense Attorney”):

Was ACTUALLY early to pick up kids from school BUT was unexpectedly pulled into the Principal's office to handle a matter involving another child who we shall here refer to as "The Accused.”

Poppy (The Rogue kindergartner, and bike safety re-offender):

Got her bike impounded at the local "bike jail" after being issued multiple warnings to not ride in the street.

Nugget (1st grade victim of bad luck and bribery):

1. Got a horrible lopsided haircut

2. Was persuaded by "The Accused” to clean up the cat barf in exchange for friendship

7th grade Max (Aka: "The Accused):

Was detained in the Principal's office surrounded by an outraged teacher, school staff, an accomplice, witnesses and Mother (Counsel for the Accused) for (allegedly) accepting a $10.00 US bank note to verify if the teacher's hair was a wig.

Counsel for the accused is still awaiting discovery. In the United States, a person is considered innocent until proven guilty.