He never saw Molly again.
Hi Jason.
Thank you for reading my journal. I would like to think that you realise that most of the things written in here were written some time ago and do not reflect my current thoughts or emotions.
I would also like to believe that you know that I have a penchant for exagerration.
I don't know why you put in the effort to find this. True I could have made it harder to find, or private. That, unfortunately, would have made it hard to get comments.
You see, it's nice to have somebody say "I know how it is" or generally empathize, upon occasion.
Although, there is a reason I didn't tell most people about this.
For example, let's look at who does read this. We have Caleb and Jordan, despite having known them for a long time, I don't think there's anything I could say or do in here that would offend them, short of a personal attack. (Which, I would have no reason for doing) Then we have people like Hope and Brent. I like these guys, good friends, good times and good conversation. I don't see enough of them, or spend enough time with them to have any decent reason to have a fight or major problem with them. Basically; I like them, but I don't see them enough. Then we have people who I don't even know personally.
Now we could talk about who I don't, and never wanted to, have reading this. Gary for example. I don't fight with him often, but I do get pissed at him sometimes. He occasionally irritates me, and I wouldn't want to offend him. So, I didn't give him this link. Then there's Kat, Tish and Jocelyn. I spend a LOT of time with them in Toronto. I don't want them reading this for gossip reasons alone. Then there's people like yourself, Mom and Josh. I love you guys. A lot. I'd jump infront of a bullet for ya.
Of course, the closer you are to somebody, and the more you care about them, the easier it is to fight with them. Take Josh for example. He leaves messes. Not all the time, not always big ones, but enough. I wouldn't want him to be hurt by me discussing that. Or Mom. Especially Mom. She can be highly irritating to live with. I love her to tears, but she's not the easiest person to live with all the time. Or yourself. Fights, Drama, Gossip, DRAMA. I love ya bro, but sometimes you're not easy to deal with.
I didn't want you to read this. I don't have my full name or full e-mail attatched to this. I checked, it takes me a few tries to get google to find it, and I know what to look for. You read it anyways. You knew it was a journal when you opened it. If you want to read something personal, be aware that you may not read "Omg I love everything, always, all the time, and am never angry or frustrated when I am fighting with people". It just is not realistic.
I hope you can understand that although I did not say many nice things about your wife, I certainly said things that reflect my mood and emotional state much more than my actual opinions of her. I expect that from anybody who reads this. I suspect that she has a great deal of positive aspects that I just don't get to see regularly.
Because I don't see either of you regularly.
That's really the underlying theme to all my strife and angst about your wife, you know. I do not see you. EVER. (exagerration, see?) I've been home, what, near a month? I talked to you on the phone, once.
Yeah, busy life, full time job, chores, etc. Me too.
I hope you can also see that I've made every concession I can think of, done as much as I can, to try and make amends with your wife. I do NOT know why she hates me. Please, tell me. I don't hate her. Not really. I loath what she has done to our relationship. Or what you've allowed your relationship with her to do to ours. That's how I see it anyways, how do you see it?
if you're angry, talk to me. Let us meet up sometime, you can bitch me out. Really. I don't fault you for being offended. I do fault you for sending this url to Mom. I don't think she'll read this, but I'm not posting in this one anymore.
f-bomb, just when I was starting to really LIKE it too.
Guten abend, soyez sage, farewell.
(the tittle quote is the last line from "Neuromancer" by william gibson. devoted fans may remember this book from rants about my digital photo course.)
Thank you for reading my journal. I would like to think that you realise that most of the things written in here were written some time ago and do not reflect my current thoughts or emotions.
I would also like to believe that you know that I have a penchant for exagerration.
I don't know why you put in the effort to find this. True I could have made it harder to find, or private. That, unfortunately, would have made it hard to get comments.
You see, it's nice to have somebody say "I know how it is" or generally empathize, upon occasion.
Although, there is a reason I didn't tell most people about this.
For example, let's look at who does read this. We have Caleb and Jordan, despite having known them for a long time, I don't think there's anything I could say or do in here that would offend them, short of a personal attack. (Which, I would have no reason for doing) Then we have people like Hope and Brent. I like these guys, good friends, good times and good conversation. I don't see enough of them, or spend enough time with them to have any decent reason to have a fight or major problem with them. Basically; I like them, but I don't see them enough. Then we have people who I don't even know personally.
Now we could talk about who I don't, and never wanted to, have reading this. Gary for example. I don't fight with him often, but I do get pissed at him sometimes. He occasionally irritates me, and I wouldn't want to offend him. So, I didn't give him this link. Then there's Kat, Tish and Jocelyn. I spend a LOT of time with them in Toronto. I don't want them reading this for gossip reasons alone. Then there's people like yourself, Mom and Josh. I love you guys. A lot. I'd jump infront of a bullet for ya.
Of course, the closer you are to somebody, and the more you care about them, the easier it is to fight with them. Take Josh for example. He leaves messes. Not all the time, not always big ones, but enough. I wouldn't want him to be hurt by me discussing that. Or Mom. Especially Mom. She can be highly irritating to live with. I love her to tears, but she's not the easiest person to live with all the time. Or yourself. Fights, Drama, Gossip, DRAMA. I love ya bro, but sometimes you're not easy to deal with.
I didn't want you to read this. I don't have my full name or full e-mail attatched to this. I checked, it takes me a few tries to get google to find it, and I know what to look for. You read it anyways. You knew it was a journal when you opened it. If you want to read something personal, be aware that you may not read "Omg I love everything, always, all the time, and am never angry or frustrated when I am fighting with people". It just is not realistic.
I hope you can understand that although I did not say many nice things about your wife, I certainly said things that reflect my mood and emotional state much more than my actual opinions of her. I expect that from anybody who reads this. I suspect that she has a great deal of positive aspects that I just don't get to see regularly.
Because I don't see either of you regularly.
That's really the underlying theme to all my strife and angst about your wife, you know. I do not see you. EVER. (exagerration, see?) I've been home, what, near a month? I talked to you on the phone, once.
Yeah, busy life, full time job, chores, etc. Me too.
I hope you can also see that I've made every concession I can think of, done as much as I can, to try and make amends with your wife. I do NOT know why she hates me. Please, tell me. I don't hate her. Not really. I loath what she has done to our relationship. Or what you've allowed your relationship with her to do to ours. That's how I see it anyways, how do you see it?
if you're angry, talk to me. Let us meet up sometime, you can bitch me out. Really. I don't fault you for being offended. I do fault you for sending this url to Mom. I don't think she'll read this, but I'm not posting in this one anymore.
f-bomb, just when I was starting to really LIKE it too.
Guten abend, soyez sage, farewell.
(the tittle quote is the last line from "Neuromancer" by william gibson. devoted fans may remember this book from rants about my digital photo course.)










