relate a real or imaginary experience of the problems you faced on the interesting incidents that occurred when your parents went out of station and left you to manage the house
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This happened a Sunday when my parents went away to their native place. I was alone at my home. A man dressed in casual attire came to home and asked for my parents and I informed him that they are not here and that I will let them know once they are back. But the guy seemed suspicious because he roamed around the house. I was scared because there is no one home but I and I had to face a bad man. I immediately called my neighbors from my room without letting the man know that I am making a call and then everything was fast. My neighbors came inside my home from backside and together we hatched a plan and then the man was arrested and woof what a relief.
☃️ I spent a considerable amount of my childhood at home alone. The story goes that my school started at 7 AM and it got over by 12:15 PM. This meant that my parents had to put me on the bus by 6 AM which also meant that they should be up by 5 AM. My mother thought it was too much of a bother for five hours of school which was, in her opinion, not teaching me anything. I bunked school at least 3 days a week. My school was okay with my erratic attendance because my grades were always great and I fell sick so often, that it became a good enough reason not to go to school. Both my parents worked and being a single kid, I pretty much spent all my time at home .
☃️ This was pre-internet and pre-exciting TV channels. We had cable TV (which was introduced only in late 90's) but I somehow I never liked cartoons (I didn't understand the accent in which the characters talked) . My parents were voracious readers and read quite a bit in Tamil. No one was really interested in watching TV in my house and therefore, for the lack of better things to do, I started reading, crazily. My school had a wonderful library and I checked out tons of books every week whenever I went. I wheedled the librarian into giving me more books than it was normally allowed.