It's a time to start over. I have been thinking a lot about it.
Old habits die hard, just like old fears are difficult to dissipate.
I can't consider the worries of the kids any more, they are older and they seem to make their own decisions and comments about how they perceive their father and me, the things being said (insinuations), It will be his game and I need to stop playing it and stop ''çaring ' on a certain level or I shall never move on.
I have always used a method to get through the stressful periods of life where I had no control and that is to assume an extreme (negative) scenario and accept that and my solution to it.
Have faith always.
It's not as bad as it sounds, I'm just dealing.
Merry Christmas all.
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Merry Christmas. Keep holding on!
ReplyDeleteTotally true old habits die hard, and it stresses me out totally.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I am so overwhelmed, that I have difficulty making sense of situations,
and coping.
Will need to keep moving on and be strong.
Merry Christmas and a Blessed 2014.
I hope that everything's all right with you and your family.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.