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Erin Macke Planned A Vacation Around Europe Without Their Children

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There is absolutely nothing wrong with parents going on vacation without their children, as long as the kids have proper care put in place. Unfortunately for one mother, she decided that her four young kids would be able to fend for themselves while she galivanted around Europe. Erin Macke planned a trip around Europe without her four young ones. After several failed attempts at securing someone to watch the children while she was on her travels, she decided that they would be perfectly capable of taking care of themselves for a week or two. Not only that, she left them with a gun to make sure they could protect themselves if need be. Fortunately, one of the older children was able to use the house phone and called a relative just a couple

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