First draft; only draft... letting my blogger pals know that my world feels a bit smaller. I'm just going to type whatever comes to mind and then leave it here. This too shall pass.
I think most of you know my husband and I are divorcing. That's okay, we weren't close for the past ten years. The hard part, the devastating part is looking at photos of the nieces and nephews I may never see again. That part of my family that came with him. Watching them all grow up and now hearing each having a child... so much loss... I have no words.
My own family is so at odds, it's ridiculous. Since my Dad's death, over a year ago, the greed has amazed me. I truly do not know my family. And I'm not surprised then that they don't know me.
It's taken a great deal of prayers to keep me from not speaking too much of my mind. I'd rather not react in anger, but there are times I'm finding that a "bold word" is necessary.
Mostly I'm content. I've learned that reaching out to others brings me more joy than I already have. I went to my Godmother's home and helped her daughter begin the process of emptying it. My Godmother died about five months ago. I know too well about removing things of another. I asked my own God-daughter to come with me. Together we got this wonderful woman to begin a healing process; something she needed; something we felt that God sent us to assist with.
There's a person I'd like to get closer to... but it's like a dog chasing a car... LOL. What would I do if I caught it? Dogs can't drive. If I don't know enough, to venture out, then oops, I'd better rethink my actions. It would seem I'm getting older and more cautious.
I suppose 'southern women' would call my writing, "airing my dirty laundry"... but I know my blog pals. If there's any good advice they will step forward to lend a hand or offer good thoughts. It's a blessing to me.
Okay, that's enough for now; hopefully for a great while... at least two days!!!
Have a great weekend, everyone.
Dixie
Hi Dixie,
ReplyDeleteI have read your posting and I'm hoping that verbalising your feelings or okay, 'airing your dirty laundry', has given you a modicum of comfort as you move on, as best you can, to a more positive reality.
You've been through so much, and for what it's worth, my dear friend, I wish you ongoing peace. May you a great weekend.
In kindness and respect, Gary
Ahhh, Gary, how very nice of you.
ReplyDeleteI hope your weekend brought you peace. Thanks so much.
Kindness to you,
Dixie