Glorious Night
Well last night was like old times and I loved every moment of it. Teen boy stayed in the family room with me and the girls and we laughed and joked like old times. Even though it lasted for only a little bit it was priceless to me! I think he even gave me a hug and kiss before he went to bed.
Sunday I was driving in the car with him and I posed the question from above to him. I told him I noticed that he didn’t speak to me as much as he used to. I asked him if I had done something, or if it was because he lost daddy or because he’s 13. He laughed and said “I just don’t have anything to say!” And what could I say then? I told him that I loved him and he could tell me anything, anything and it would never change the way I feel about him.
I know this journey is one step at a time. I guess a part of me wants to be on the other side of it. I miss my husband so much but I need to make sure, I need to know that my kids are ok. I know I will be ok, that I can do this because, quite honestly, I don’t have any choice. I owe it to my husband as our children were his life. And I know that he lives on in them so he is still with me.
Life is never easy but this pain seems greater than anyone should ever feel.
Amie
Mom, your gonna die. I mean, what the hell is your freaking problem? Well, I”m going to kill you on the fourth of August. Just watch out. DIe, you bitch asshole.
Goosie, that’s rude that you say that to your mother. Don’t do that and don’t say that
Goosie,Goosie, that’s rude that you say that to your mother. Don’t do that and don’t say that