Wednesday, May 10, 2006

I did not mean to hurt anyone's feelings by my last post. Nor, piss anyone off.

I realize very well that I have people here who care for me and desire a deeper level of friendship with me. I will not explain my lack of pursuing. Except that I am often tired. I am truly sorry for any pain I caused, those who are my friends here are important to me. Thank you for being there. (I mean this with the utmost sincerity, if I was in front of you I'd give you a tight hug and whisper "thank you for being my friend" in your ear.)

If the first response was from someone who I think it was from...I don't have much time. Even out of school. My day part is spent watching the girls, and I can not justify paying a babysitter just so I could go do something by myself (on extremely rare occassions, yes), and the night part is a) working or b) watching the kids while Mark does his thing; whether that be fishing, softball, or fishing. Even on weekends I am usually with the kids, or working. My house may not be immaculate (hardly clean as we speak) but what I do does make a difference, and I have to keep up on that, and the yard, and the van does not go past Mandan. So, if Mark has the Jeep I dare not ask anyone to go with me to Cross, or Medora, or where ever else. I am not whining, simply feeling like this is all fact. Plus, I enjoy spending time with my kids, and since I seem to work most evenings; I try to be home and spend time with them. Noah hardly gets to see me.

Yesterday, it seemed like I whined at the end of my "jon" post. I'm not whining. It is called...well, think Ayn Rand. I think. I need to re-read her books. And, I am using the resources that I am comfortable using at this moment. I am visiting with a counselor, I am reading books that help me think, and I am sleeping alot. There are things that I am not comfortable with here, but maybe I will be over time. It may not be right or healthy at this point, but it is what I feel capable of right now. As I process one thing over another, perhaps that comfort level will change. Fear, anxiety, and stubbornness, keeps me where I am comfortable at. Maturity will help change that.

Adios.

1 Comments:

At 8:04 PM, Blogger julia said...

Venting/whining is okay, just don't stay there. something that folks not going through the grieving process don't seem to get is how much energy it takes to go through the activities of daily living. It can just be beyond the mourners ability to go out of their house for personal reason's if they have to arrange childcare, activity, etc. so isolation happens. encourage your local friends to come visit you at home when you're not working. do you have friends that would come help you clean the house so you could then sit and relax with a cup of coffee and chat? If it is an issue for you to not have them over because the house is a mess, than you aren't giving them the opportunity to reach out to you. Houses have a way of repeatedly getting messy when there are kids so don't let that stop you if you have friends willing to come visit and help. If you don't that is another issue to look at.

 

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