She said he was in the city centre with a friend but her husband disappeared after the friend had to leave him.
Tatiana, 9, is being raised by her grandmother, but a family friend has brought her to school today, along with her 5-year-old, Marguida.
The ANC has been bussing in elderly and infirm people to make sure they vote, but she and her friend did not take the offer of a lift.
On Tuesday, police sources said the driver of the bus had tried to run her over after throwing her out, but she was saved by her friend, Press Trust of India (PTI) reported.
Eyewitnesses told the Indian press that the driver of the vehicle had tried to run her over once they got her off the bus, but she was saved by her friend who later recanted the story to police, saying he was attacked with iron rods on board the vehicle.
She had originally planned to travel with a friend but ended up traveling alone when her friend canceled.
Spruill said at about age 8 or 9, she discovered that the woman who often visited the house was not a family friend but her mother.
Two American girls go off to Barcelona for the summer Vicky (Rebecca Hall), who is intelligent, skeptical, cautious, and thoroughly engaged to a corporate lawyer in New York, and Cristina (Scarlett Johansson), who is more adventurous than her friend but unformed and easily dissatisfied, a seeker without a lodestar.
But Ms Pelosi has backed her friend John Murtha, an impassioned advocate of withdrawal from Iraq.
None of her clients pounces, but a friend, Dealer C, produces an interested collector.
But, as her long-time friend Virginia Zamboni told me, her favorite film was The Blue Veil (1951), which earned her another Best Actor Oscar nomination for a total of four also including The Yearling (1946).
Six years ago, Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin), a guarded thirty-year-old corporate lawyer, fell for Dex (Colin Egglesfield), her law-school study partner, but stood idly by as he took up with her lifelong best friend, the loud, aggressive, uninhibited Darcy (Kate Hudson).
But present at the service today was her friend, Iza Muszkowska, 94, and who remembers her more simply.
My daughter had seen it in a magazine article given to her by a beloved but clearly uncaring friend of my husband.
Later she faced an interview with two officers but a friend was not allowed to accompany her.
But several months ago, a friend told her that YouTube had a growing array of full-length films.
Her friend had called 911, but the police arrived a half hour too late to offer any help.
Huffman stands out as a Communist sympathizing dancer who good-naturedly butts head with Miles but ultimately ends up just as jaded as her friend.
Nancy Lanza had earlier worked in finance in Boston and Connecticut, said a friend who knew her well but who didn't want her name published.
Frieda Hughes has written about her parents and her own battles with depression but a family friend dismissed the idea that Nicolas's death fitted into a family trend.
Arguably, without those concerts, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference would not have had the money to fight white supremacy, but we only know her as mother, wife and friend.
But she wanted to believe that the Hispanic woman was her friend and could be trusted.
He offers the example of married "Ms. A" who given what's socially expected of married women resolves not to ask her handsome friend Bruno out for a drink but then does so anyway.
Bonnie Kate Pourciau, 18, said she is "not a huge Batman fan, really, " but decided to go to the movie after she and her friend Elizabeth Sumrall stopped at a hotel in Aurora en route from Seattle to their homes in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Nancy Lanza had retired or was on a break from her career, but she was not a teacher, the friend said.
But she has singularly failed to apply the same standards to her friend and relative in the White House. (Her daughter is married to Hillary Clinton's brother.) She waited for three weeks after Dianne Feinstein, California's senior senator, publicly condemned Mr Clinton before doing likewise, and has since made a good job of keeping her outrage in check.
There were warning signs, including chest pains, but she kept working until the morning of what would have been her friend's birthday the following April.
The work earned Carstensen acclaim among psychology professors, but she woke up to a wider possibility after sharing her findings with her friend Alan Garber, an economics professor at Stanford, in 2004.
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