My thoughts seem to scatter, but I think it's about...forgiveness
Forgiveness? Oh Puuullleeese. I am at the point now where I don'yt want him back anymore. His bank statement came in from the bank account he had to open on his own, in his own name. I was wrong to open it, but I did. He bought 230 some dollars worth of jewerly for someone on 12/22, the day I was at my new doctors. All I feel is dispise. He bought me a book on barak obama. sheesh. pitiful. He said he bought it for someone who i never heard of who got him some contract. He said he did it that way because I would think there was an affair. Silly me. So while all I get is shit, ice frozen shit, someone else is getting jewerly.
On a more positive note, my parents said they would pay for a good lawyer.
My son has snowboots and it is snowing. He is 4. We will both be here tomorrow and I am looking foward to a snowman.
There is still shreds of wanting to believe him, if for no other reason than to believe maybe that I have not failed again.
I was married to my first husband for 15 yrs.

4 Comments:
hello simple breakfast
Your blogs make me very sad. I just hope that things get better for you. I still think that moving out will make you feel better and your son. At least then you don't have to see his bank accounts, etc etc. Beacuse that must be the most painful thing on earth. I wish you the best.
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Peas on Toast, at January 11, 2005 11:19 PM
There is so much to do, and everytime I approach it my heart breaks into a million pieces again. so the process is slowed. he doesn't come home much. they say sorrow makes you deep. I feel so deep in a hole it's hard to see the sunlight. My son will be growing up thinking it's normal to cry constantly.
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SimpleBreakfast, at January 12, 2005 6:26 AM
As I've said, I'm sure the tension surrounding you and your husband is probably more destructive to your son than your crying. If you can leave the situation with your son, that would probably be the best thing for you.
In the meantime, keep yourself VERY busy and treat yourself. It might not make things better, but at least you'll know that you're looking GREAT!
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Peas on Toast, at January 13, 2005 4:15 AM
I wish it were that easy.
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SimpleBreakfast, at January 14, 2005 6:40 AM
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