I’m not a particularly uptight person when it comes to my children’s toys. Well, that’s sorta true. Ok, so that’s not even remotely true… I think it’s just because I’m always trying to round […]
Skype Daddy, you SUCK.
love shows up.
For the dead letter office… It’s late. The clacking of a tree limb against the bedroom window would have woken you had you not already been awake. As you lie there, you […]
Director’s Cut: Drop the Mic, I’m OUT
Tonight was an out and out train-wreck. I found myself in the familiar position of being curled up on the edge of my bed, listening to the baby monitor, irrationally hoping to hear […]
Why oh why did I take the red pill?
Things I knew on February 21st, 2014… I loved my husband with all my heart, flaws and all. I was loyal to my husband every day for 14 years. I never once […]
Are we plan A? Or plan B?
Yesterday, Baby Girl turned 2. A year ago yesterday, my husband came home from being away from home for 5 months. He’d been on the road working out of state on an overtime […]
By Emperor’s Decree…
If I’m to believe the motivational meme I saw today, ‘No one can ruin your life without your permission’. Hmmm. Sure. And no one has the right to take everything you hold sacred, […]
Rando’s
Best 26 words ever strung together! Page 1 of the comic book I’m writing. It’s amazing what rabbit trails you find yourself following when you never sleep. This is Honey and the HomeWrecker. A class act […]
Just a trick of the light…
When Honey came home from working on the road, right before he left us for good and before I knew a thing was wrong, I threw him his own ‘Christmas’. I actually […]
Fun with Skype!
Another super fun thing that I get to look forward to is these endless Skype calls. Twice a week. Forever. Being forced to hear the voice and see the face of the […]
Let your crazy flag fly.
I’m simultaneously repulsed and amused by the image I just saw on FB of my ex-husband (yes, our divorce was finalized). The picture is of him flipping off the camera with some […]
Honey and the Homewrecker. 