Fox News: 10-Year-Old Steals Mom's Car Then Drives Into House
Uh oh, I don't think that was the intention, but then again you never know; kids have a hard time expressing themselves nowadays.
Maybe it is not so much a matter of having difficulty voicing their dislikes, discontents and/or disagreements, but more a situation of not being heard. The child must have found out that actions often speak louder then words and decided to put it to the test.
I can only imagine what the kid's gripe was: he either didn't like the way the furniture was arranged, or simply tried to convey that he wanted to move. No matter which one it was, it sure was a drastic way of trying to impress on his mom that they needed an upgrade.
Who knows he may not have liked the car and was ashamed of being seen in it when he got dropped off at school. Then again, it may just have been a matter of wanting to get out of the house and didn't anticipate this would happen.
I suspect we all can guess the outcome: he is grounded. Since the house is demolished, the question remains.
Where?
Maybe it is not so much a matter of having difficulty voicing their dislikes, discontents and/or disagreements, but more a situation of not being heard. The child must have found out that actions often speak louder then words and decided to put it to the test.
I can only imagine what the kid's gripe was: he either didn't like the way the furniture was arranged, or simply tried to convey that he wanted to move. No matter which one it was, it sure was a drastic way of trying to impress on his mom that they needed an upgrade.
Who knows he may not have liked the car and was ashamed of being seen in it when he got dropped off at school. Then again, it may just have been a matter of wanting to get out of the house and didn't anticipate this would happen.
I suspect we all can guess the outcome: he is grounded. Since the house is demolished, the question remains.
Where?
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