DerBear
July 15th, 2011, 03:18 AM
So my cousin is visiting. The problem is he has ADHD and is 10 years old
So here’s the problem he has a tendency to break everything that is not bolted down...So here is the problem
my room is like controlled by a remote basically like everything is hidden in my room until I press the control on the remote like if you guys walked into my room you would not see a TV or a stereo system computer laptop ect ect as I push a button and a wall panel opens and there it is..So like all the electrical are hidden and out of sight but everything else is open in my room and last time he visited he broke things like my trophy achievements ripped posters off the wall broke my bed ripped out the cables to the mini fridge broke glass bottles and took CDs and DVD out of their cases and damaged some other stuff as well
Now he has to stay in my room for the short 2 day visit as we have loads of guest rooms but as he is family and has ADHD and does not like to be left alone he has to be in my room
Now I don’t want to sound ungrateful or selfish and what not but I don’t want my room to be like a bomb just went off in it again...
Any advice on what I can do would be much appreciated
Thanks
Derri
So here’s the problem he has a tendency to break everything that is not bolted down...So here is the problem
my room is like controlled by a remote basically like everything is hidden in my room until I press the control on the remote like if you guys walked into my room you would not see a TV or a stereo system computer laptop ect ect as I push a button and a wall panel opens and there it is..So like all the electrical are hidden and out of sight but everything else is open in my room and last time he visited he broke things like my trophy achievements ripped posters off the wall broke my bed ripped out the cables to the mini fridge broke glass bottles and took CDs and DVD out of their cases and damaged some other stuff as well
Now he has to stay in my room for the short 2 day visit as we have loads of guest rooms but as he is family and has ADHD and does not like to be left alone he has to be in my room
Now I don’t want to sound ungrateful or selfish and what not but I don’t want my room to be like a bomb just went off in it again...
Any advice on what I can do would be much appreciated
Thanks
Derri