MarthaP

I panic over the stupidest stuff. After living with two sisters, both who used to borrow stuff all the time without asking (one sold anything for drugs, the other would only return it once she destroyed it after making their excuses but that's in the past, even if they never grew out of that). Today things have changed, they don't steal from me anymore since I finally put my foot down in a civilized and mature manner. Problem is every time I ask about something that I misplaced by accident, my fault, I sound like I'm accusing people of stealing again. Personally I find the assumption a smidge hurtful. I'm just trying to find the peaceful way to ask about missing items without getting upset or angry even after a history of being prone to panic. I tell people I'm not panicking and they jump to conclusions I didn't even think of. Maybe I'm rambling but I am tired of getting compared to my little sisters every time I talk and wish to convey the easy going woman I am instead of the little brat they think I am. I only ask this so as not to hurt anyone's feelings and finally be taken seriously by my family.

I have access to the program for a college class and I'm designing a toy truck that looks like a 1940's ford with Fenders; the works. I'd love to apply a flame print upon it.

My uncle was discussing fire safety with me today I couldn't get what three things are used for fire. I know one is oxygen and the second is feul . . . I think . . . any ideas?

I just want to know because it was suddenly boggling my mind so I was wondering what the answer to this question was. Also if you don't know the answer, it would be really nice of you to point me in the right direction please.

I have a little sister who is an extreme special needs child that's been abused in ways too horrible to mention and has no conscience at all between right and wrong. She's thirteen and often goes into random bits of trauma, reverting back to the terrible twos stage at random points of time. My parents can't afford the services needed to keep her at home. She's actually gotten to the point that's she's literally been tearing my family apart and often reverts away from her own mental and emotional age levels from one extreme to another. She's left my family at wit's end and I feel totally helpless about doing anything to stop her from hurting herself and others.