Since when?At least I use a toilet.
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Since when?At least I use a toilet.
Since you said I couldn't use "your" ditch.Since when?
Close enough!I was falsely informed that today was father's day. It is actually sun day. It is father's day weekend. So, I was close.![]()
Yep and if your dad is still alive, if you do something with him, it will feel like Father's Day for both of you.I was falsely informed that today was father's day. It is actually sun day. It is father's day weekend. So, I was close.![]()
My Dad is in a different state, I have a year of probation left, and have a few more months of CD treatment. I am going to ask them if I can take a pass to visit him this summer. He will be 72 this month, is only alive because of the miracle of modern medicine. Without it, he would have been dead 10 years ago.Yep and if your dad is still alive, if you do something with him, it will feel like Father's Day for both of you.
I still say that's pretty good. My mom always forgets mine.Hey, I sent a Happy Birthday message to my daughter in law, who has been married to my son for TEN YEARS, and it was a month, a whole month late. Well, three weeks late. I don't know how I got that so confused but somehow or another I did. She laughed and corrected me and told me that every day feels like a birthday to her, which was sweet but still...
My mom's a nice person, but lost interest in being 'mom' when I was about 15.And your mom was there! Pretty important day for her, I'd think!
Hey, I sent a Happy Birthday message to my daughter in law, who has been married to my son for TEN YEARS, and it was a month, a whole month late. Well, three weeks late. I don't know how I got that so confused but somehow or another I did. She laughed and corrected me and told me that every day feels like a birthday to her, which was sweet but still...
Well, I'm sorry to hear that about your sister but I pray she has found some peace and maybe gotten some counseling.My mom's a nice person, but lost interest in being 'mom' when I was about 15.
I was lucky; I was mostly done with my formative years. My two younger sisters weren't as fortunate. I pretty much raised the youngest one, until she ran away to the East Coast in her teens.
Running away was probably a good thing for my sister to do... she had a place to go. She lived there for a long time... she started falling apart in her 20s. Came back, got real bad, but seems to be putting things back together again.Well, I'm sorry to hear that about your sister but I pray she has found some peace and maybe gotten some counseling.
Mom was a cakewalk compared to dad. Angry tyrant who seemed to live to torment us...I am so, so sorry you went through that! My mom wasn't like that, but she was bipolar 1 at the very least (the worst form of bipolar disorder). She was also beautiful and artistic and my dad was crazy about her for many years. She was a good person, which helped but didn't really shield us kids from her behavior. It just sort of kept it in check, sort of.
It's weird because I stayed awake last night for a long time thinking about how cruel my exhusband used to be. He is single again and so am I but there is simply no way I could ever get beyond what he did to the kids and me. I especially remember my daughter when she was about 4 and how he made her climb under the crib and pull out the cat. I wouldn't do that even now! He beat her till she did it, and then took her to work with him the next day, weirdo.Mom was a cakewalk compared to dad. Angry tyrant who seemed to live to torment us...
Thankfully, Dad grew up. He's a decent man now, but it took him a long time to learn that if he treated friends and family poorly, he wouldn't have them anymore.