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Archive for July, 2009
Things are looking UP!
Jul 29th
Hell yes, R and I are talking on Facebook! And on the phone.
Shut UP!
I’m talking like a teenager because suddenly I feel more like a teenager. I’m almost giddy.
Giddy. Me.
Oh I don’t know, there are tentative discussions of visits and hawt secks. Because if memory serves, ALL our sex was hawt secks. I’m not holding my breath or banking on this. Years of trashed expectations and disappointments have taught me to not get excited about anything until it happens.
We’ll see maybe in a couple of months. I really need to brush up on my phone sex. Actually, that might be the only kind of sex I’ve never had. I’m much more of a hands on (among other parts) person.
In the meantime, I don’t give a rat’s ass if that neighbor guy ever comes over for a booty call anymore. I have better options ahead… I hope.
Family drama
Jul 26th
I know you can’t pick your family. I sure as shit wouldn’t have picked mine.
First, I’ve mentioned my niece Miss B has a new baby she named Damien Gabriel. And she’s living with a guy who is apparently a complete asshat. I don’t know him but from what everyone in the family says, he’s as useless as a third dick. Miss B has chosen against all advice to stay with this person so my lovely sister has sued for emergency custody of the baby and won. Now she’s holding this baby hostage to everyone’s good behavior. Beth is one of those people who if you cross her she cuts you out of her life. She hasn’t spoken to me in years and I still don’t know why. She hasn’t spoken to our mother either, but has graciously allowed an hour visit a week to Mom. Mom says those visits are rife with tension and false pleasantries but she refuses to be baited into argument because Beth will then have an excuse to cut her out again.
This is all happening in Florida so there’s not much I can do or say. I’m not there to get in the middle or mediate or anything. I’m disappointed in Miss B for choosing a man over her child, but her mother did the same thing years ago. I feel I should call her and remind her of how she felt when her mother shipped her out here to me. I feel I should call my sister and remind her of her own EXACT behavior years ago. But I won’t call either of them. I’m not there, I don’t know fact from hearsay and I really don’t think either of them would listen to me anyway.
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Secondly, Casey finally got around to phoning his baby mama Sky. What a fiasco that was. Kira got to talk to her Mommy for the first time since last NOVEMBER and now she’s completely confused. She thinks Mommy is near and she’s coming to see her. Then Sky’s completely deluded rant about expecting Casey to send Kira to see her in Indiana for 6 months of the year, shared custody. Are you still living in a homeless shelter? Yes. Do you have a job yet? No. She thinks she’s got a leg to stand on. I do believe this might just light a fire under Casey’s ass about actually getting the divorce started instead of just talking about it all the fucking time. She cheated, had children by another man, lived with yet another man, seldom asked to visit her daughter and when she did she’d send her back after just a couple of days, and finally left the state without notification and put her other children up for adoption. Oh yeah, mother of the year there.
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Max called yesterday and they’re in San Diego this week and will be here on Saturday. I can wait, now that he’s safely in the States. He called again a few minutes ago to laugh at all the geeks/nerds he’s seen around because of Comic-Con. I explained that he was disparaging my people and that I’d love to be there, and now he says he’ll stop by tomorrow and get me tickets for next year. They go on sale in the morning. We’ll see. I’m pretty sure if he gets the tickets I can find a place to sleep there.
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After my obligatory call to my Mother I called my Dad – which is always nicer. He spent 10 minutes talking about the wonders of 5-minute energy drinks. Dad, you do realize that’s not good for your already stressed heart? Ask your doctor before you try that again!
I vant to be alone.
There’s been a possibility of a booty call from a new neighbor. We had an almost session the other night, but he was a little too freaked out about GirlChild downstairs and a lot too drunk. I never know when I’ll be home alone and he’ll be available and I’m moving in two weeks, so it might never happen. Oh well. His favorite saying? It is what it is. And it is. We’ll see.
*** edited because I forgot to run spellcheck, so bite me.
I was such a bitch back then
Jul 20th
A few years ago I corresponded with my first real boyfriend. I was married, he was married, we caught up a bit with emails and let it sputter out. Recently we friended each other on Facebook and it turns out I’m no longer married and he’s going through his divorce. Which doesn’t really mean anything in the long run…
But it has brought back some memories. Not that I ever forgot about him. He lived on the corner where I caught the bus to school, and many was the time I never made it into school. We were together for 18 months and most of that time was spent in bed. Great experimenter, ready to try anything. You name it and we probably did it once or twice. I was pretty fast and loose before we got together but this was really good.
But my parents divorced, Mom dumped me with strangers for the summer and I wasn’t allowed to use the phone, and then Mom and I had moved into town, she hated him, life moved on and I broke it off. There was some fairly serious psycho shit from him including a bit of stalkerish stuff and his motorcycle through our picture window and then he finally wandered off.
Hey, we were young. I was 15-16 and he wasn’t much older.
But I remember thinking about my choices at that time. I wanted out of my small town, out of Michigan altogether. Everywhere I looked seemed like a trap of rednecks, beer bellies, babies, and being a factory rat. EVERYONE worked at a factory. Mom worked at Ford putting windshields into Granadas, Dad hauled cars out of GM, all my friends’ parents worked at some auto-related plant or another. I knew I didn’t want that.
I took computer classes in school back when computers took up entire rooms. We never mentioned college in our family but the military was talked about a lot. Most of my older cousins were either Navy or Air Force. And I knew R, who had a disabled father and no mother around, would be trapped in that town for a long time. That’s ultimately why I broke up with him. He wasn’t gonna get me out.
There was another fella between R and Buck. K was also older (I never hooked up with a guy my own age) but he fucking painted designs on cars for a living. Another variation on the auto-worker mentality. When he started talking about buying a house there I was done with him. He ended up marrying a girl from my graduating class and now owns a wheel store in Tucson. Anyway, I wanted OUT.
Turns out Buck wasn’t a lot of help in that department either. I knew he’d lived in AZ for a couple of years and had only recently come back to his family. I thought it meant he would be more apt to move us away. Nope. He settled into factory life so I joined the Air Force right after my graduation. I broke it off with him after basic training when he didn’t want to leave Michigan. Turns out a few months later he had a rethinking and moved in with me in Virginia and the rest is history.
But the moral of the story is I got MYSELF out. Not that there was anything particularly wrong with any of these guys, but that I had an agenda. I don’t think I was that coldly determined at the time, but I see it clearly now. Of the three R was probably the best match for me, but I shed the poor guy and never gave him the chance. I settled in with Buck because he chose to follow me when I left. I married him because I wanted kids and that’s what you were supposed to do. K had no hard feelings about our breakup, even got together with his buddies to pay for our wedding night hotel. But because of the aftermath of the breakup with R, I don’t think I could have given him the chance until… now.
We’re all grown up now. Let’s see what happens.