…. Couple years ago daughter didn’t come home after getting off the bus

… we found her a few miles away in the government woods out back

.. I was thinking the worst the whole time

… she had set up a little camp and was waiting for daylight

https://www.easttexasnews.com/san-jacinto-news-times/stories/concerted-effort-leads-to-childs-rescue,6831

scary stuff for sure ,glad all turned out well .

Your daughter?

Yessir … dang link isn’t working for some reason

… ol Sheepdog came out and helped get some helicopters in the air

She get off at wrong stop?

Wow. Don't know whether to think how cool a young girl wanted to solo camp. How mad I would be she had not asked permission. Can not begin to understand the fear/stress that caused.

… went exploring behind the house and got lost according to her

… either that or she wanted some peace and quiet lol

Good it was only that, but I can understand thinking the worst....

… half the county showed up to help

… looking back I would have just tracked her myself but was thinking she got snatched up by the road and wasn’t in the woods

… but after dark cut sign of her back in the woods

… found her shortly after sleeping… dang prison hounds were goin the wrong way lol



…. Thousands of acres of thick woods behind the house

… probably lucky to have only lost one of them over the years lol

Yikes !!!

A parents worst nightmare.

What a relief !!!

Scary stuff.

My boy Emmett has snuck off on me twice, once was at a convention, so I wasn't as scared. He ended up finding some fine folks with some donuts, and was having a good old time when I found him. The other time was in a very busy store, and it scared the H*** out of me for a half hour. He was hiding in a coat rack and thought it was pretty funny.

That had to be the most agonizing moments of your life. Wow!

I think I remember that. Heck, she's 14 years old?? I thought she was about 8. I think I remember when she was born! Where does the time go?

I have a 2 and 4-year-old daughter myself and this gives me anxiety reading about it. I can't imagine and hope I never have to feel what that was like for you. I'm glad she was found safe and unharmed.

Kudos to all that showed up to help. Never forget about them.

Ol dad

A parent's worst nightmare for sure. Good on you finding her and the community support, though ineffective in this case, is commendable.


On another topic, what is with this Jeremy stuff? What happened to Wilbur?