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n3m3sis42 November 23 2011, 00:31:52 UTC
I fucking love Christmas, even though it's not even my holiday. I just love the lights and how sometimes even in the crappy shoving holiday mall maul, people seem all happy and shiny. Oh, and I love the music, too ( ... )

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thehobbit November 23 2011, 00:41:03 UTC
It is like that. I hope they help me heal and simultaneously I don't rub any of my bitter funk off on them. Which is so hard. It's like, must be happy for wee people but the wee people don't care. Yet.

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n3m3sis42 November 23 2011, 00:44:04 UTC
Oh yeah, this line: "Sometimes I hug my kid and tell him that I hope things are between me and him than they are with me and my mom"?

Was supposed to say "I hope things are BETTER between me and him..."

Whoops.

I will be so happy if my kid does not grow up warped and bitter. I have kind of a lot of baggage.

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thehobbit November 23 2011, 00:46:10 UTC
Saaaaaaaaaame here. I mean, warped, sure. Because if my kids aren't quirky I'm going to feel like I failed them, but otherwise, I don't want them to be sad and angry and feel let down ALL OF THE TIME.

It's lame when adults let kids down. Repeatedly.

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downwardlashes November 23 2011, 01:24:06 UTC
They'll totally help. Kids think every little thing is magic, and just so interesting!, and it rubs off on you if you pay any attention to it. It might be more effective next year, but this year at least the decorations will amaze them, and that's one of the best parts!

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jerel November 23 2011, 17:43:27 UTC
I think the fact that you are determined not to let your (understandable) negativity rub off on them will be enough. Look through their eyes for the next few years, not your own.

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