G-Chat S.O.S.

G-Chat. Gotta love it. It makes life... easier. I use it all day. Chat with the Hubs, friends, co-workers.

My teenage daughter also has it, loaded on her phone, which she carries on her at all times. You never know when she'll need to get a hold of us. Like today.

Today, I got a G-Chat S.O.S. ...and it goes a little something like this:

Daughter: Hiii

Me: Hi!

Daughter: I got my period and no one has tamopns! And I rlyy need one!

 

Me: ask the school nurse!

 

Daughter: And the nurses r CARDBOARD!!!

 

Me: that's ok

its just a little different

but i use those too

they are ok

 

Daughter: Nooooo!!

It hurtts !

 

Me: they do not hurt

just try it

 

Daughter: I already did! And there worse here than at the jr.high!

Me: you dont leave the card board part in

you know that right

Daughter: Ik!! Haha

Me: did you find one?

 

Daughter: Noooo!

 

Me: use the cardboard one

carefully

lol

 

Daughter: Nooo!! I already tried!

And it hurt!

 

Daughter: Its all over my pants!

 

Me: Taylor, your have to use the cardboard

 

Daughter:  noooooo

Daughter:  I like the nurse she's really nice

She was like I wouldn't use those stupid things either

She called Grandpa to come get her (he lives 5 minutes from the High School so much closer than the 30 it would take me to get there from work), bring her home to change, grab some PLASTIC applicator's and head back to school. Crisis adverted. Life is back to teenage normalcy.

FLASHBACK...

I did however remember that moment of panic, back in the day when you got your period in school. Just that feeling, when you got it. Walking to the bathroom, trying not to sprint, before blood is running down your leg all over the halls. Everyone walking behind you could see the blood stain. It had to be huge. Only to get to the bathroom and find out no one could see it and you were now safe to leave the bathroom. Crisis adverted.