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terrible start of the day...PIN RETURNED

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I am SO sorry! I understand about people being evil like that. So my aunt(pawns everything my grandparents own, etc. I dislike her) lives with my grandparents, and I had gotten a sewing machine for Christmas. I left it over there because I knew I wouldn't be sewing at home, and my aunt pawned it. My grandparents had to buy it back for an extra $40. My grandma gave it to me to keep at my house and now it has $40 stickers all over it. We can't even give my grandma jewelry anymore because we know my aunt will pawn it. I was thinking about sending my pin zaps to their house, but then I thought about my aunt.

I really hope you find your pin and hope that the person you think took it didn't take it. I would just confront them or even ask if he/she's seen the pin.

-Gabby
 
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PrincessGabby said:
I am SO sorry! I understand about people being evil like that. So my aunt(pawns everything my grandparents own, etc. I dislike her) lives with my grandparents, and I had gotten a sewing machine for Christmas. I left it over there because I knew I wouldn't be sewing at home, and my aunt pawned it. My grandparents had to buy it back for an extra $40. My grandma gave it to me to keep at my house and now it has $40 stickers all over it. We can't even give my grandma jewelry anymore because we know my aunt will pawn it. I was thinking about sending my pin zaps to their house, but then I thought about my aunt.

I really hope you find your pin and hope that the person you think took it didn't take it. I would just confront them or even ask if he/she's seen the pin.

-Gabby
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This is my situation. To a t. I was adopted by my grandmother because my real mother tried selling me for drugs. She robs and steals anything not tied down. But now she has convinced my little sister to do these things, and it's difficult because we're trying to keep her on the straight and narrow but she still loves my mother and feels much remorse for her being, in no other good ways to put it, a loser.

We think she may have taken it because my real mother has been saying how she has no monies lately and she feels bad for her. She just doesn't quite understand that our mother is more3 evil then all the worlds villains together and is manipulating her.

My pins are going to have to be locked up for a while now ;u; My grandma's too, or I'll just move them back to my boyfriends house..
 
oh my gosh, hon!!! :shock: thats horrible!! Id get insurance put on those pins, and put them in a safety deposit box in a bank until you get this all worked out. I wouldnt trust any of those people, and if possible, go stay with your BF. What a HORRIBLE thing for someone to do...... :rant: I dont doubt it was pawned off. They may be $25.00 in stores, but they go for way more than that outside DL and WDW.
I know I dont know your living conditions and whatnot, but you should be able to have control over who enters the house, and if you suspect someone, I woulnt let them in, or let them know there are hidden cameras placed discreetly in the house, and they better watch out (even if you dont ) ;)
Just ranting some advice ;) :)
 
It did leave unfortunately, by one person's hands and returned by I THINK my little sister who in a strange turn of events sided with me for once about these things...

I came home and it was sitting on a shelf in my room. All pretty and with backs on it (which if it was on a cork board, it wouldn't have them ._.)
 
I am truly sorry to hear the misfortunes in your life and what a wonderful person you are to arrange the RAK attacks. Much pixie dust to you & I am glad you got your pin back.
 
So glad to hear you found it! It's terrible that things like that can happen :eek: but in the end it turned out well, that's a relief!
 
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