[ SECRET POST #3245 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3245 ⌋

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Comments

[sachiko_san]

Um, my brother had a teacher who would take me and my brothers, his kids, and a couple of other kids on trips a few times one summer and we went to Big Bear Lake in California and I went to the bathroom right before we left, I even said I was going, and I when I came out, they were gone. I was like 9 or 10 and if one of the other kids hadn't said something, I would have been left there. So yes, sometimes it's possible to forget a kid because people aren't perfect and things can slip your mind.

[hwc]

A marching band from a neighbouring town once forgot one their own at a motorway rest stop on their drive home from a competition. Luckily the band from another neighbouring town coming from the same competition stopped a little later at the same rest stop (we all tend to stop at the same places, we often run into each other on our way home) and picked the girl up.

And then of course there was David Cameron, who famously forgot his daughter in a pub. So yes, these things can happen.

[otakugal15]

My 8th grade year, we had a trip to DC. I was in a group, with one teacher, who wanted to see the Holocaust Museum.

We got there, etc, but half way through, we were called and told to hurry to the front, cause we needed to get to the American History Museum by 4 pm. So, we went through really quick and got to the lobby.

And waited. And waited.

There were 6 of us.

The teacher never showed because she and the rest of the group had already left on the bus.

So, six 13-15 year old students had to navigate our way around The Smithsonian's general area to find the AHM, by ourselves, with no map and no smartphones, since this was before the rise of Smartphones (2002).

Shit like that happens. No biggie. Our situation turned out fine, we got there ok, and yay. We went on our way.