Today is Thanksgiving. I should be writing nothing other than how thankful I am to have my family. And I am thankful, most especially for my children. But I've never had a Thanksgiving where I felt so alone. It was just "us" today, which I was ok with, myself, my husband, and my kids. My husband has just proved to me today just how much he cares and loves this family. I did all the shopping. I did all the cooking. And when it was time to eat, he made his plate, and planted his ass on the couch in front of the tv to eat. Just like he does every other day of the year. Why, oh why, can't he even sit with us on a holiday? He says he loves us, but going to work and bringing home a paycheck is not all I want/need in a husband. I swear he didn't used to be this way, but as the years go on, I feel more and more alone when I should feel more and more secure in my marriage.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Shouldn't you be proud to be an American?
Who is NOT talking about the election/results? I was glad election day was finally here, so we wouldn't hear the slandering anymore. Boy was I wrong!! There are some really sore losers, and some really sore winners. I have never paid as much attention to politics as I did this year, and I have seen nastiness from both democrats and republicans. I thought it would end after the decision was made, but oh it hasn't. At the end of the day, whether you think that this election was a "win" or a "loss" for America...be thankful that you have the right to have that opinion. Be thankful you have the right to cast your vote as you so choose. As a woman, it saddens me by the sheer number of people, especially women, who choose not to vote. We fought for that right, and I'm not only going to excercise that right so long as I live, I feel it is my duty to do so. No matter who is in office, it's tough times right now. At the end of the day, stand up and be proud that you are an American. I know I am.
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