Wednesday, February 28, 2007
WEDDING CRASHER!
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
THE RETURN OF CC PART 2
Monday, February 19, 2007
THE RETURN OF CC PART ONE
OK so Wednesday the 7th, I dropped the kids back off at school and sent off on my long journey to pick up CC- the weather was bad, and at one point I thought very seriously about turning around and calling the centre to tell them to tell CC he would have to take a bus home, which was incidentally, an option we had discussed, but nevertheless, I continued on and the last hour or so wasn't too bad at all. So I get there early even, and I knew all the boys would be in a meeting from 3-4 so I sat on the leather couches in the waiting area for him to come out. I heard things wrapping up and all these guys came out staring at me, some asking who I was, some assuming who I was, all of them trying to be charming and initiating small talk with me which I was not at all interested in. To be quite honest, I was terribly excited to see him. I felt like I was in one of those scenes you see in all those love stories, where the person is getting off the plane and all of the people are coming out and the person is looking and looking past the sea of bodies coming out and they always seem to be the last one off the plane- anyway he had gone upstairs through the back way to grab his bag, and when he came down, I was surrounded by everyone there it seemed, all wanting to talk to me or wish us luck or telling me some funny little incident about CC's time there- he came through the crowd and hugged me and then turned to hug and say goodbye to a few others there and I picked up some of his stuff and we started walking out. By this time most of the guys had gathered outside the front doors for a smoke and they were all in a line on either side of the walkway- and again I felt myself feeling like I was in a movie of some sort- it was almost laughable- I felt so stupid walking down the line of guys while CC stopped and shook hands and hugged each one of them. It was weird- anyway it had since started to snow and I encouraged him to get to the van so we could get home before things got too bad. He offered to drive - I am so glad for that- I was not looking forward to it. Anyway when we first pulled out, I saw him all teary-eyed. He started to cry a bit- saying how much he would miss it, the place itself and the guys- and that he was scared. He talked a lot- and I listened, fascinated by the things coming out of his mouth- how positive, he was yet he looked and sounded so vulnerable. The weather was getting worse and worse as we drove on and we ended up stopping a few times to let the snow calm down a bit. It was actually fun- and I can't believe I am saying that- to be in a car with him for what turned out to be a 5 hour trip home. We talked and laughed and I listened to all of his stories. I told him about the things I had read and all of the things I was looking forward to. Now normally I would feel dumb about sharing things with him- because normally he would give me a look like I was an idiot or that I was cheesy- but he seemed genuinely intrigued with what I was saying and his thoughts were clear and precise and honest. It was nice. So we finally make it home. His parents had come to my house and picked the kids up from school after I had left and they seemed quite ready to leave after we got back- the kids were all excited and I could see that CC was getting a bit overwhelmed. After all, he hasn't really been around them for almost 8 months and the last month and a bit he has been in this peaceful serene place and then comes home to 3 little monkeys all wanting his attention at the same time, all wanting to tell him something at the same time. I get overwhelmed a lot of the time too and I am pretty patient. Anyway soon after I got the kids to bed and I could see his mind racing. I had picked him up a copy of NA (narcotics anonymous) and he had about 4 other books that he got while he was there including AA and these little prayer books, thoughts for the day etc etc. He was quite excited for me to read them as well so I made a deal that I would read the two books with him every day- the ones that has a message of the day or thought or prayer. So we each read the passages for the day and we talked and talked about lots of different things. I got on the internet and we started searching for a place he could go to the next day for a meeting. I didn't want a single day to go by before he went to one- not that he did- but I just initiated it - got the ball rolling. So we found a few places and the next night he went to a meeting which he ended up not caring for very much- but it was his first one away from the centre so I didn't expect him to love it or anything. The next few days was much of the same. We talked a lot and I told him a lot of things he probably didn't want to hear - about how I was still angry with him about what he did and that I didn't feel like he was remorseful for it- like it wasn't enough for him to have said he was sorry that day- and that it has never been really brought up again. I told him I felt like since the drug issue came to light he has forgotten everything else that went before/during it. He assured me that was not the case and told me that he has learnt that he cannot make promises to me because addicts don't keep promises and that all he could do was prove to me with every passing day that he would stay sober and be the man he knows he can be. He said that each day he starts out by telling himself that "today I will not drink or do drugs/ Today I will be a good husband and father". He told me there wasn't much else that he could do but take it day by day and prove I can trust him again and not drink or do drugs. I have accepted that there is nothing really physically he can do to change what happened obviously or to even make me feel better about it and true enough- if every day gets a bit better and I see he is trying even in the smallest of ways, well, I have to accept that and either go with the flow or accept that I can't and let him go. So far I am doing ok with it. And so far he has made that real easy- but this, as I call it, is still the honeymoon phase of recovery- it's all fine and dandy now, but can it last? I would like to think so, and I have been reading my Relationship Rescue book by Dr. Phil which incidentally is a fucken amazing book. Very eye opening and at this point- all about me really- what I mean is, there are certain exercises you have to do, journal writing about your relationship, yourself etc, and it has truly opened my eyes to many things. I have also been (hold onto your hats for this one) turned onto THE SECRET you may have heard of it by now- it is sweeping the nation so I have heard and I have been trying to practice the LAWS OF ATTRACTION. What I like about it is, that it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with god, but a sense of spirituality that I have never really experienced before and have come to believe that I do infact need in my life. OK I will write about that another time. But bottom line is that there are a lot of things I need to fix within myself before I can commit to him again and commit to the relationship. I am learning a lot about myself and trying desperately to stay positive although admittedly I still have that sinking feeling sometimes... Waiting for the axe to fall.....
Monday, February 05, 2007
SPOKE TOOO SOON- DAMN IT ALLL!!!!!!!
Sunday, February 04, 2007
GIVE ME A KLEENEX AND A PILLOW AND I WILL BE JUST FINE....
Saturday, February 03, 2007
THE FINAL COUNTDOWN
Well well that was sure a rampage wasn't it? right........
So anyway the countdown is on, and before I know it I will be driving 3 1/2 hours to get home and bring him back to our happy little bubble here- I am just so scared that once I get him back here I will want him out- I don't know nice CC I don't know the CC who listens and has conversations and is willing to take part in our family, I don't know the CC who doesn't drink, or smoke pot or even do blow (not that I knew he was doing it anyway ) and I think I am scared because even if he turns out to be the way I have always wanted him to be and pretended he was to every one else, that I may not like CC that way- I may not like the new CC - what a kick in the ass that will be eh? HA! Anyway I need to go do laundry- SIGH.... talk amongst yourselves.....
Thursday, February 01, 2007
MEMES- WTF? I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO EVEN SAY THAT- BUT ANYWAY....
Here are the rules: Each player starts by blogging about six weird things (or memes) about themselves. Those tagged must also blog the rules in their blog while tagging a half a dozen people of their own. It's also important to inform the tagees that they've been tagged. Tag.
#1- I have a phobia about feet- summer just urkes me- I cannot handle seeing people's feet- it drives me insane- I mean isn't that what they invented socks for? Come on na- no one needs to see them- keep 'em covered.... unless of course you are a baby- that I can handle...
#2- I loathe throwing things out. I have so much stuff in my house it's crazy- I am often asked "what do you need that for?" Most of the time I cannot answer it other than to say that I MIGHT need it one day. The thought of throwing things out just panics me for some reason - I don't keep garbage and shit like that- umm ok an example: My garage is filled with boxed and boxes of baby toys and clothes and of course 3 cribs, 3 highchairs, etc etc ... why? Well, I might need them one day. Am I planning on having more children? Um no, but still- one never knows do they? I also have boxes and boxes of old notes from highschool and projects and things I classify as "memories" such as empty smoke packs that some one may have bought for me or train tickets from the time so and so and I went to the... you know stuff like that- My name is Jenna and I am a hoarder...
#3 I can wiggle my ears- yes, yes I can......
#4 My laugh is often referred to as a cackle and I have been known to embarrass quite a few people with it. In grade school I tried out for the school play- I wanted the part of Dorothy- I ended up being the Wicked Witch of the West.....
#5. Tonight I had Stovetop stuffing for dinner- turkey flavor- it is my fav- I could eat it again and again... BTW no turkey with it- or any other fixings.... just stuffing.....
# 6 OK lastly, I would like to share a few things to prove I am strange- just like little things- but combined, I think it classifies me as weird.... I have 36 different Christmas CD's - how much is too much? I mean, how many different ways are there to sing Silent Night? In my bathroom cupboard right now, I have 11 different shampoos, and 6 different anti-frizz or straightening products, in my garage I have about 16 large totes of Christmas decorations/lights, I also have about 8 large totes of Halloween decorations. I have about 10-15 copies of every poem I ever wrote, in different fonts, on different types of paper and of course my original hand written versions. I have the same pair of underwear I wore on my wedding day almost 10 years ago- and I still wear them. I buy bras that are too small in hopes that maybe I will wake up one morning and they will be smaller and that pretty little bra will fit me.
Well there you have it- I am strange I know it- but that's ok because I am good enough, I am smart enough, and dog-goneit, people like me... ha!
OK who to tag, who to tag..... no one I know really blogs, I have limited choices here- OK I tag PATTY- although I know you are busy as hell these days with your trip coming, and MOE just do it- you don't update your blog nearly enough and DEBBIE_ get your blog going again girl come on na!
Monday, January 29, 2007
MY LIFE SHOULD BE A SITCOM
This morning I am getting the kids ready for school- with 3 five year olds it is just ridiculous getting snow pants, boots and hats, mitts, scarves etc on- just crazy- so I am getting frustrated with them and I kept coughing (I have been fighting a cold for the past few days) so anyway I am hacking and hacking and Pickle says to me- "Mom, you should take your FUCKLEY'S- you should take FUCKLEY'S every day until you feel better." Curly then says "Yah mom- it tastes awful- but it works" It took me a second to figure out what the hell they were talking about until I saw the bottle of BUCKLEY'S I had bought the other day sitting on the counter and realized that was what she was trying to say- and then with Curly reciting the commercial I just about pissed my pants I was laughing so hard- and then of course they all starting singing "everything's gonna be alllrightttt...." I could have died laughing- fuck my kids are funny....
TRIPLETS ON ICE



OK so finally something that I did worked out. I always have these grand ideas about shit and then when I do them it sucks or it just doesn't work out the way I want them to. But this time, I did it right- I made an ice rink on my back deck for the kids and it worked and it's great! We tried out it yesterday for the first time and the kids had a blast. Little Man is especially good at skating- it was their very first time on skates and they all liked it and all did very well- too cute..
Friday, January 26, 2007
WHERE'S A VIDEO CAMERA WHEN YOU NEED ONE?
So tomorrow is garbage/recycling/compost day so as the man of the house it is my duty to get it all together and put out to the curb the night before. And of course I always leave it for the last moment - right before I go to bed. So, being that as it may, I am already in jammies and so whilst I was taking stuff out to the curb, I just throw on a pair of slip on shoes and a sweatercoat even though the temperature out there right now is a balmy 2o below zero- no shit. So anyway I get all the shit from the house and put it out and then open the garage with my remote (because the keypad does not work when it is even remotely cold out) and I gather all the shit from in there running the whole time because it is fucken cold out- and then I go to click the doorbell from inside the garage which also shuts it and it starts to close but then stops and goes back up which usually means something is in the way of the sensors- so I move everything way way back and try and try and try and nothing- it won't go down. So I try the remote which will not work at all- so this goes on now for about 15 minutes and I am fucken cold and frustrated. What do I do? Do I call someone? Unlikely because this is now 11:30 at night and who the fuck wants to get a call from a chick who can't get her garage closed on the coldest night of the season? Anyway.. so I am trying to come up with options here and the only thing I could think of is if I go inside the garage and close it with the doorbell thing and do an Indiana Jones move and roll out just as the door is almost closed. So I try this- several times and yeah just not fast enough I am afraid because it gets to a certain point and then starts opening again- this in itself is enough to make me want to cry now and so I figure the only option is to let the door close as close to the floor as I can and stop it so I can squeeze out. So I do this and get out and realize- yeah no, this is not good- the garage is way to open and anyone could walk along and come and take my shit. So I'm on the outside now and I think maybe if I try the remote now it will close all the way- yeah no.. it opens again so I am now back in the garage letting it close only so far and rolling out on the cold hard ground. And again it is way to open and I press the remote and again it goes back up- so I try it this time giving myself as little possible space as I can- I mean I had to suck every orfus of my body in - but no- sadly I am not quite that thin- so I go to open it a bit more (I'm on the inside remember) and this time it closes - and I press the button and NOTHING! It will not do anything. I am on the inside of the garage and I am stuck and the door will not open and my babies are inside and I am half dressed and cold. So I try and try and try- I would say only about 10 minutes went by but it felt like an hour I swear- I could barely move my hands and my feet were so fucken cold. I decided I would press the button one more time before I started screaming for help. I did and it worked (obviously or I would not be typing this now would I?) so I got the fuck out of there and the left the fucken garage open... great - now I will not sleep because I will be afraid someone will come in and take my stuff- or maybe animals will camp out in there- shit man there are skunks out all over the place the night before garbage day- that's what I need- a family of skunks in my garage....- holy shit- what a fucken crap night......At least my neighbours will have a good laugh when they review their footage... Somehow I picture them sitting in front of a tv with popcorn howling as they watched me roll around on the floor... great.. can you say LOOSER?!
YOU WANNA PIECE OF ME?
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
THINGS YOU'D NEVER THOUGHT YOU'D HEAR SOMEONE SAY...
Monday, January 22, 2007
I DID NOT CAUSE IT, I CAN'T CONTROL IT AND I CAN'T CURE IT...
I just talked to him- he sounds really down- I try to be encouraging and supportive but there is still this part of my that wants to say "that's what you get" "You did this to yourself" "it's your own fault you are there so fucken deal with it". It is very difficult for me sometimes to not say things like that I want to- I want to so badly- but then I worry that me getting on him like that or saying those things will push him back to what he was doing- but then I cannot tip toe around him- I cannot worry that things I say t0 him will make him go back to it- if he's gonna do it he will do it - right? I am not going to live my life being all nicey nice just so he won't do drugs- I mean I can't right? That isn't realistic is it now? I simply have to say what I have to say when I want to say it- or do I ? Fuck, I don't even know what to do anymore. I just worry that when he gets out things will slowly slip back into the way they were- not necessarily him doing drugs- just the same old thing- same hum drum shit of him not being involved, him not taking an interest in anything- he has to finish all of his steps- he's really only on step one right so it is up to him to continue them on when he gets out- I wonder if he can- I don't know how that all works- I just don't know anymore about anything. sigh....
Thursday, January 18, 2007
DAY 15
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
ASSUMPTION
that I was so strong.
I was a rock.
I told you I wasn't
I told you I was breaking.
You told me I'd be fine.
You told me I'd overcome this-
and that I would be stronger from it.
I knew that wasn't so.
But I believed in your faith in me
and tried to keep going.
And when that wasn't enough to sustain me
I reached out for you-
but you walked away.
You thought I'd be fine
you thought I would pick myself up off the ground
and walk on.
But I didn't.
And you never helped me up.
You let me lay there
wallowing in despair,
drowning in my own tears
waiting for you to notice
that I wasn't with you...
SILENCE
Stay squirming.
Search your mind
for the right thing to say.
You will not find it.
You cannot take away
the pain I feel
with mere words.
I thought
we were in this together.
Us against the world.
The world came knocking
and you pretended
you weren't home.
Cowering behind your ignorance.
Leaving me
to face it alone.
The world
took its toll on me.
And forever
I will remember
how your awkward silence
destroyed us both.
JUST LET IT ALL OUT
where nothingness is the norm-
no crying
no sadness;
no anger or disappointment.
The sun will not blind you
or burn you.
The air will not choke you.
Your heart cannot break.
You may speak without hesitation
or repercussions.
You may sleep for a thousand years.
Time does not matter.
You have no obligations here-
no one to answer to,
no pressures,
no "have to's".
And when it is time to leave
you will know.
You will return
and you will function again-
refreshed, renewed, reborn.
But there will always be a place for you here-
to serve as your sanctuary.
To be the escape from your fears;
to come when your heart needs time to heal.
Come now, let yourself go.
It's alright to need this place.
Hurry, before the meltdown.
Hurry, before you slip to the other side.
We cannot reach you there-
there you are lost forever...
Sunday, January 14, 2007
I HAVE LIVED THIS LIFE BEFORE
Time does not heal all wounds,
You look for someone else to blame
Could you make it all go away?
And what if I told you
Could you fix me then?
Or would you walk away?
YESTERDAY
I drove alone
150 miles to visit you.
When I arrived
you were waiting outside smoking.
I got out of the van and walked to you
and you hugged me very tightly.
You asked how the drive was
which I said was fine.
But really it wasn't.
3 1/2 hours is a long time to be alone with yourself
and your thoughts
when you're not used to having five minutes alone- ever.
You asked if I could give some of the guys a ride into town.
I didn't mind.
So there we were,
me and 7 drug addicts in my mini-van
driving into town
making small talk.
What do you say?
And secretly I was wondering what they thought of me.
Why should I care?
But I did.
And I thought about how much time I had taken to get ready that morning.
And how I stopped down the road and made sure I looked just right before I pulled in to meet you.
And I don't know why.
I am not like that.
I throw my hair up in a ponytail most days and that suits me just fine.
I don't wear make up or buy the newest trendy clothing.
But yesterday I made sure I looked good.
Put on my skinny jeans- the ones I haven't been able to put on for,
well, for years.
My hair cooperated
and I even had some eyeliner and mascara on.
And I don't know why.
I'm not sure if I wanted you to notice and to say something
or if I wanted your "friends" to look at me and wonder how you could have cheated on someone that looked like me.
I don't know why I made such an effort.
But I did.
So the whole ride I was wondering what they thought-
after all they have heard all the stories I am sure.
I'm sure they all know more about it than I do.
And that bothered me.
Maybe I don't want to know it all-
I'm not sure yet.
But I was angry because these complete strangers knew more about my life than I did.
We dropped them off at a barbershop and we drove on.
Where do you want to go you asked.
How the hell did I know?
This is a town of one thousand people, one store, one gas station, one barbershop and a used clothing store.
Where the hell were we supposed to go?
We drove around a little and you talked-
a lot.
About some of the guys that were in there
and what they had done-
their horror stories-
their rock bottoms.
And I asked you
what was your rock bottom?
Or had you even gotten there?
And you said
that your rock bottom was loosing me and the kids.
And that whether I believed it or not-
you would never have cheated on me if not for the drugs and alcohol-
it made you a different person
it wasn't you
you were insane.
And I thought about it
but I didn't respond.
I just looked at you-
tried to look right into your eyes
and beyond.
So many times I had looked at you
but you would look away
never being able to make eye contact
never being able to speak without stumbling over your words.
Trying of course to come up with the best lie
or remember the last one.
But this time
you looked at me back
eyes wide open-
no hesitation
you spoke with such confidence and such valor.
You spoke.
You said there were some things you couldn't deal with yet.
that you have had to put on the "back burner"
because you feel too badly about it.
Because you cannot face it yet.
But it is there waiting and it's not going to go away until you deal with it.
One of those things you said
is what you did to me.
You are still to ashamed,
still hold so much guilt that it is physically painful to talk about
and deal with .
but that you will.
that you have to.
And then you told me that your drug problem wasn't just a problem
for the last few months like you first told me.
Or, the last year like subsequently told me.
But for years- at least 8 or 9.
8 or 9 years?
The the glimmer of hope I had inside started to be overtaken by anger.
Not only had my world fallen apart before my very eyes
but now I come to find out
that the last 9 years of my life have been an absolute lie.
That I had been oblivious to it all
ignorant and stupid for 9 years
not just one.
Things started flashing in my mind.
occasions of fights and the nights you never came home and the money going missing and everything.
It started reeling through my mind
and I thought how many lies there were.
You said
"you don't even know Jen- you have no idea how bad it was"
And you're right- I don't even know
but how did I not know?
I don't understand.
How did you get away with it for so long?
I was slightly
ok more than slightly taken aback by this-
and confused
and hurt all over again.
But at the same time,
oddly amazed by your honestly
and you forthcomingness.
We started talking about some other things
and then I took you to get your hair cut.
There are rules there you tell me.
You have to shave everyday
hair must be short
beds made.
Lots of rules.
And you sounded almost proud that you had been doing it all.
After the haircut we went to get coffee
in the town restaurant where everyone knew each other
and sat and talked about their kids
and the local hockey team.
You talked a lot
and mostly I just listened.
I'm not used to having conversations with you
It was nice and refreshing to hear you excited about things.
But of course I was distracted by the thoughts running through my mind.
Trying to grasp what you had told me.
You started talking about the future
about when you get out.
You said you wanted to start having dinner as a family -
every night sitting at the table together and eating and talking about our days
and that every Sunday we would go to your parents house or they would come to ours and we would all eat together no matter what.
I found myself having flashes of Leave it to Beaver or something and I pictured myself in an apron and high heels cooking in the kitchen-
and then I snapped out of it and stopped you
I told you that the kids and I had been doing that already- for their whole lives
and that you were never there.
That for five years the kids and I sit down everynight for dinner and talk and laugh and sometimes, hours later you would stroll in and grab a plate and sit in front of the tv and eat-
if you came home at all.
I didn't want you to think you came up with some grand idea and oh how wonderful it would be-
I told you I didn't yet want to talk about things like that.
I wasn't ready to talk about a future that I didn't even know that I wanted to have with you.
One day at a time you said
and I agreed.
Some of your rehab buddies came into the shop and you all were talking back and forth and I just watched, listened.
It was odd to see you joking with them,
saying some of the things you were saying.
It's not you.
Not the you I know.
And it is is so strange to me.
I am trying to keep focused
and not to get sucked in.
to put all my trust and faith back into you
even though are you are slowing emerging.
You are slowly subtly becoming the person I always pretended you were.
And maybe things will get better.
But I can't be sure
I have no reason to believe it will
I just have to keep telling myself to hold back
observe and absorb.
Keep the wall up
I'm not ready to let you in yet.
but it seems like a good start.
but then, it always did-
after a fight,
after you would tell me things will be different or you will change.
I fell for it every time.
I told you
that it would take a lot for me to trust in you again
that is if I can
I'm not sure I am capable of it.
I'm not sure my heart will let me.
you said you knew
you said "whatever it takes"
and we left it at that.
We picked up all your buddies
and headed back to the house.
they jumped out of the van and we sat and talked for a bit.
Visiting hours are over at 4.
When we said good bye we hugged and kissed a few times and you whispered that you loved me.
And I said it back
because I do
did
will.
And you said you missed me
and I think that is the first time
you've ever said that
or at least the first time
you ever meant it.
I don't know
its all so confusing.
I don't know what to believe or what to feel.
I left and headed home.
With 3 1/2 hours to think about it all.
I stopped while it was still light out
I realized I hadn't yet eaten - at all
and then when I got back on the road, everything looked unfamiliar
and I ended up somewhere I shouldn't have
and got scared and panicked.
It was dark and I was so nervous
but all I kept thinking was that you were going to call at 7:30
and that I wouldn't make it home by then.
There I go again-
I got back on the right track soon enough but I had gone the long way
I am so ridiculous with directions.
It's hard to believe I have had my license for 18 years and still can't find my way around.
Finally made it home -
your parents left almost immediately and you called
to make sure I was home ok.
you said you would talk to me tomorrow.
And that you loved me.
I spent the rest of the evening going over our conversations in my mind.
Trying to make sense of everything.
Thinking back to all the times I thought you were being real with me
but now knowing you couldn't have been.
I was up until about 4
couldn't sleep
afraid I guess of dreaming.
It's a sad state of affairs
to be afraid of your dreams.
But that I am.
I guess all I can do right now is live
one day at a time.
Just like you said.
and try to figure things out
day by day.
minute by minute
second by second.
I'm not sure what else I can do.
I do know, I am sick of crying.
And questioning myself.
And blaming myself for stupidity.
Today I do feel like the biggest idiot that ever lived.
But maybe I won't tomorrow.
Friday, January 12, 2007
TOMORROW
I am going to see
him.
Tonight I spoke with him
and he cried.
He's afraid he said.
Afraid of coming back.
I let him talk and cry
and didn't say much.
What could I say?
I am afraid too- for so many other reasons.
He's afraid of going back to work.
Of being amongst the people
he drank with
and did drugs with.
He's afraid he can't have a life without drugs.
That's all he's ever known in one way or another.
He told me he wanted me to leave him.
That he did all of these things
so I would leave him and that way
he wouldn't be the bad guy.
Funny-
but I told him that very same thing about a million times.
I told him that's what I thought he was doing.
But of course-
he said I was wrong.
But that's what he thinks.
That's why he thinks he did what he did.
But sorry Charlie-
the story doesn't jive with me.
But for my instincts
and me accusing you of being with a girl when I really had no proof
and of course before you confessed-
you would have just come home that next morning.
And I would never have been the wiser.
I would have been mad for a few days
and not spoken to you.
Buying your story about getting to drunk with the "guys" and not wanting to drive home.
You know, that story you've told me a million times.
And slowly-
things would have gotten back to normal.
And you would have continued doing what you were doing-
all of it.
And you would have gone away for work again.
And led your life the way you have been living it.
But that is not what happened.
It was a good try though-
sounds like a manly thing to say.
Like somehow you are owning up to it.
But you haven't.
Not quite yet.
You know what I think?
I think you heard someone else's' story
in your meetings.
And it sounded like a "good fit"
and so you have now accepted it as your own.
But you know what?
I may have been stupid for a long time.
But I'm not anymore.
And that ain't gonna fly with me my friend.
Not this time...