I'm really enjoying my house. Cleaning it and having it clean, getting things fixed up make me feel like things are improving in my life. If I let the time share go, I will be able to keep my house and have repairs, renovations done one thing at a time. That would be awesome.
Empty Arms
It was a rough weekend. I was feeling pretty blue to begin with--grieving the loss of my little family which has shattered to pieces, leaving just me and my son under one roof. Dunno what precipitated that pity party, but it was going on since Thursday. Friday, Son's father didn't call, text, or come to pick him up. Son was not inclined to make the effort either. I guess he figures that if his father wants him, he'd initiate. Saturday morning was particularly rough because Son had Saturday School---kind of like detention on Saturday, for being tardy to class after PE. Moving fast is not his strong suit ever. Plus, he doesn't wake up and get going easily either. Basically, Saturday was filled with Son's fussing, homework, tears, slamming of doors,and lot's of I-hate-you's. Yeah, pretty miserable all the way around. I think maybe it was a reaction to how he feels about what's happening with his dad. OR not happening. It culminated in Son sobbing in hi...
Think I followed Badass over....whew, do your posts bring back memories, good and bad. But I wanted to comment on the one about the house (I haven't read too far back). When my 1st husband walked out on me after 9 years of marriage and the first year in our house I was determined to keep my house. I didn't have kids (I did go out and get a dog about a weeks after he left---good trade) so I was only keeping the house for myself but it gave me a great sense of accomplishment. I ran out of money before I ran out of month regularly but I hung in and on. I think you're going to do the same. Plus it sounds like you've got two great kids who need you. As for house renovations, I learned to do a lot of things after he left. There were jobs that I had been asking him to do for months, he never did and I did them after he left. Again, huge sense of accomplishment. Hand in there!
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