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Quote: Originally posted by joandsarah77
Any child or teen with that school symbol in their queue as they get off the bus and walk to place the homework down is not considered to be home yet. If someone doesn't have a social worker mod and parents get home a bit later and the child is walking to his her desk you can move the desk to keep them walking, so avoid starting the 'child is alone timer'. I am guessing Andrew's teen took too long walking to where he places down his homework so the car pool left as you said because 'he wasn't home'.
Ex out his queue Andrew and he should drop his homework and go straight to work.
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Today the carpool definitely arrived before Ian got home from school: the car arrived first and the school bus stopped behind it.
I asked Ian to do as Jo suggested: he left his homework lying on the grass, and walked forward and got into the car, so he must have arrived in plenty of time for work. I noticed that he got into the back seat of the big saloon car, rather than "riding shotgun" with the driver. When Ian got home from work, I rewarded him by giving him a desk. Nearly all my Sim kids (both children and teens) do their homework squatting cross-legged on the floor. When I say I "gave" him a desk, I have to admit that it was his dad who paid for it!
@Charity : Well, Ian did go back to school, despite meeting Jack Gill. You may be glad to hear that, when he was talking to Jack on the 'phone later that day, I noticed that Ian disagreed with several things that Jack said. He and Jack are friends, but it seems this boy has a mind of his own: he doesn't just slavishly do everything that Jack says.
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