sharene h

A co-worker and I were having a conversation during a slow day at work. The talk came to the subject of our supervisor and the co-worker stated that the supervisor could be a snake or snake in the grass. While we were talking the phone rings and it's our supervisor, who is home on a day off. The supervisor informed my co-worker that he knows she is talking about him and what she is saying is told to her word for word. Well, the person in the next office was texting him and telling him what she was saying.

Do you think it was right?

First, for the co-worker to be texting our conversation.

Second, for the supervisor to call and confront the co-worker, his employee.

Do you think a man should put the seat down after he pees or is it the next person's responsibility?

About a week ago my perfect 14 year old stepson started acting out toward me and his dad. He won't talk to us and he seems really angry. I asked him what was going on and found out his MIA mother has been calling and asking him to come visit her in Minneapolis. The problem is she lives with a drug dealer and is a chronic alcoholic who lost my stepson to foster care for abusing him five years ago. The answer is no in my eyes because I love him dearly, I also work in law enforcement and what kind of hypocrite would I be to let him go there? He worked with his 18 year old sister and she agreed to have him stay with her. His dad said it was ok but found out later that his sister also lives with a drug dealer. His dad had to tell him that he changed his mind and that caused my stepson to get even more angry and act out. His dad has never really disciplined him, I would if it was necessary but now they are both acting like they want me to stay out of the entire situation.