Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Inside my Head Today

Invisible weight
so hard to carry
Visible weight
leads to more invisible weight
Quiet solitude with
people all around
Singing in the car
to myself
No phone calls
only bills in the mail
Working
for way too little
Still here in this house
not home anymore
Desire for sleep
although I obtained plenty
Urge to be alone
the want for only myself
Depression
takes me in waves
Comes back
undulating with chemicals
Leaves me gasping for freedom
at times
Leaves me happy inside my head
at times
Must try to remain as normal
as possible
At least as normal
as I ussually am
My definition of normal
is blurred
Maybe it's not me
just the dictionary

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Feb 6










Somehow it doesn't seem like a year-a whole year since that day.




I was very nervous because I was singing in the wedding, not because I was getting married.




He worked that day and then came to the church around 2:30 or so and shaved in the church restroom. We wore purple- my favorite color- an eggplant version. The kids wore a icy green color- his favorite. We hired a photographer, it was her first wedding shoot and she was more tore up than anyone there. I made the cake, it was fabulous. Peanut butter fugde cake and icing, them swiss vanilla, then black forrest choclate. We used a big cookie and a glass of milk on top instead of a bride and groom. I made a miniature banner that read "We go together like..." to go over the cookie and milk. We did not decorate the church.




We wrote our own vowes. I vowed to me the cookies to his milk, the cheese to his mac, and the right to his left. We went away for the weekend, the kids stayed with my parents.




I am sure that the physical part of marriage never came with emotion until him. Before it was always an act, a duty, not it is not.




It's funny because about 2 years prior I would have sworn I'd never get married and that I throughly hated men. Everything changed, life became right side up suddenly.