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SAHM I Am

Name: Niki Cairns

Kids: daughter, age 3

Works: stay-at-home mom, singer

Favorite thing about being a mom: Teaching my child new things and getting to experience life through the eyes of a child

Least favorite thing about being a mom: No pay, long hours

Famous for: Being the world's biggest klutz and my sangria


Audrey Takes the Stand

By Niki Cairns
Monday, Oct 6 2008, 12:40 PM

Time/Date/Place

10:30 AM/Friday, October 3, 2008/Somewhere between Oconomowoc and Waukesha

 

Plaintiff

Miss Audrey N. Cairns

 

Defendant

Neighbor girl

 

Mediator

Niki A. Cairns

 

Charges

Miss Audrey N. Cairns spins a good yarn and inadvertently has accused her neighbor of not only inflicting physical pain but has somehow managed to have her “feelings hurt”

 

Opening Arguments

On our way to another day of running errands, I (mediator) heard a slight whimper from the back seat. I asked the Plaintiff what was wrong and she told me that her thumb was really hurting.  I asked what happened and she told me her finger was pinched.  I asked how the finger had become pinched.  She told me that her neighbor (6 year old female) had pinched her and when the Plaintiff started to cry the neighbor told her to stop crying and in turn that hurt the Plaintiff’s feelings.

 

Facts

*The Mediator knows exactly how the pinch occurred.  It was pinched in a DVD case when the Plaintiff was putting away a Charlie Brown movie. 

*The Plaintiff had not played with the neighbor that morning as said neighbor was at school

*If the neighbor had been the one who pinched the Plaintiff and made her cry, it is with great certainty that she would have not stated to “Stop crying”

*The Plaintiff is a bit of a drama queen and that is why she stated that her feelings were hurt

 

Closing Arguments

Ladies and gentleman of the jury, I implore you to find the defendant, Neighbor girl, not guilty.  I also ask that you explain to the Plaintiff that no one likes a tattle tale, especially a tattle tale who falsely accuses an innocent child of physical and emotional harm. 

Comments

Jeanne   

Ha! This is hilarious. Poor Audrey -- this court has no mercy!

October 6, 2008 1:30 PM

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About Niki Cairns

Stay-at-home mom to one daughter who is 3. In my "free" time, I enjoy reading, writing, singing, traveling, golf and too much tv.
 
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