Mean Girls

This post is the stark opposite of yesterdays post.  Yesterday I talked of honesty by a complete stranger; today I talk of dishonesty by someone who was thought to be a friend.

Our oldest granddoll is 13. 
She loves the glitz and glammor of make-up and fashion - nothing unusual for a girl her age.  She also loves the Kardashians.  She watchs their TV program and thinks they are "beautiful".  When we asked her what one thing she especially wanted to see/do while in NYC she said she wanted to go to the Kardashian boutique, "Dash".  So, we made a special trip to SoHo so she could "live her dream".  She had bought some souveniers for her family but was saving her "mad money" to purchase something special from the boutique.

Everything was quite pricey for the budget
of a 13 year old.

She had a tough time deciding how to spend

her money.  She asked my opinion and I

suggested she call her Mom. 

When it was all said and done she purchased

a $50 pr of yoga pants with the "Dash"

logo on them.  She loved them.
(She even bought them a bit large so
she could wear them
for a loooong time.)

She slept in them that night.

She wore them on the flight home.

The next night she wore them

to a sleep-over at a friend's house.

The next morning they were GONE!

She had changed into pj's around 2 am

and the next morning they were not

in her bag.  She discreetly looked

through the girl's bags; the pants

were not there.  Two of the girls

had already left, so she feels certain

one of them took the pants.

The only place the pants can be bought

are at the boutique.  They are not sold locally and they are not sold online.  Whoever took the pants cannot wear them, as everyone will know they are stolen, but she CAN keep my Granddoll from wearing them and enjoying her "splurge".

MEAN GIRLS!