Sunday, April 3, 2011
Letter to my Family
Dear family members who read my blog, Got a call from Mom today. And two yesterday. She wants to talk to me. I e-mailed with her last week. She knows I am having a lot of problems. She wants me to come home for awhile. She has promised me sleep! Plenty of work-out time! Food I don't have to cook! I am putting this off because I don't want her to see me when I'm not good. She blames the cancer. I plowed on ahead when I should have rested, physically and emotionally, according to her. I contend that we are giving way to much power to the amputation of a body part. Why am I writing to you? Somebody spilled the beans about my marriage to Mom. I know who DIDN'T tattle on me: Charles. He got in touch and asked when I wanted to tell her. I asked him to hold off mentioning it while I got my shit together. I realize that a blog is not truly private, and so I'm not mad, exactly. But please be careful what you tell Mom. I process my feelings on my blog, so nothing I write here is definitive. Decisions, once they are made? That's what Facebook is for! Why am I writing here, and not on my new blog? I don't want to send any family to the new blog for exactly this reason. If you talk to Mom about me again, here's the message: I'm fine. I am going to pull through. Recovery sponsored in part by New Balance, Jack Daniels, Castle Creek, Tex's Riverways and Guadalupe School. I will be in touch when I am better. She does not need to worry.
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5 comments:
Argh! I hate it when people interfere with my business like that! I would be angry if I were you.
Even so, I will selfishly say that I wouldn't mind if you visited Wisconsin! And the more miles between you and Charles, the better.
I still say they remind me of Tom and Daisy Buchanan (in certain ways).
lisa-
I will come home,and when I do, hanging out with you is my main priority. We have a lot to talk about! :)
Sorry about the "Charles" confusion. The "Charles" who is NOT in hot water in this blog entry is my brother.
When it hits the fan, Plueddeman men have traditionally de-camped to the Cottage. It is available. All summer, if you like. If you mow the lawn. -- Charles Who Didn't Spill the Beans
Kate - don't know if you remember me. I used to read your blog all the time and then got away from it for a while. I would very much like to read your new one if you will have me.
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