Santa, You’re Early-PG 13
A few days after Halloween I walked into my local Safeway and saw this being put together: I was thinking, “Did we skip Thanksgiving?” I had not even bought Thanksgiving […]
Cracking The Door Open
I have been residing with a homophobic person. It is my own fault that she has become that way; I allowed her to be taught this line of thinking instead […]
Love Affairs Gone Migraine Wrong
We spend too much time together and I am obsessed with you. I know you are not good for me; the pain you cause me is unbearable. I do not […]
A Girl and Her Dog
Children and pets; they go hand in hand in my opinion. I have had a dog since I was a young child and had a cat in my adult years. […]
I Am In Love
I saw a commercial tonight for new legos for the Millenium Falcon. ❤ My Daughter will be laughing at me if I ever get it. It will be awhile before […]
Impartiality
I do my best to be impartial in situations I am involved in. In majority of my writing I am. It really depends on the topic. I can find the […]
Denial: DCYF’s Mixed Mess
Part of a multi-segmented series on Denial Some names, dates, times, and places have been changed to protect privacy After court on November 4, 2019 DCYF has done what they […]
Denial: Judgements Made
Part of a multi-segmented series on Denial SOME NAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO PROTECT PRIVACY I am sitting in the courtroom hoping that the work I have been doing and […]
Faith
Part of a multi-segmented series on Denial Having faith. Faith is what? According to a Google search it is Faith can be as simple as turning on the light switch […]
Yes, She Really Said It
One day my daughter looked at me with this disapproving look, and told me I was ugly. A few people standing there started too chastise her for it. I stopped […]
Photography
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No More One More Time
How many second chances does a partner receive before it is over? How do you know when it is the last second chance? The last opportunity you are giving to […]
Missing A Musketeer
Today was a beautifully sunny day outside even if it was very cold. I had the heat on in all rooms to warm the apartment; it was cold in our […]
Denial: Dealing With Death
Part of a multi-segmented series on Denial When child(ren) lose a parent(s) to death it can be a complicated situation to deal with. When child(ren) asks what happened, how do […]
