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Pansy

what was I thinking! why did I ever consider daughter going to live there? thank god she or the dog were not there!

Got call on son's phone last night from his GF's sister to say that she thought she had better let me know that ex has been arrested, he was drunk & apparently attacked his GF & smashed up flat. GF called police & ex was arrested, they later came back for her. They are both still being held & are up in court tommorow from what I can gather. I don't know why she is also being held, no one really knows what happened at the moment. GF's sister said he has been drinking alot & she has been concerned for her sister. Obviously I gave her the rundown on his deppression & drink problem. So the truth is out & he has shown his true coulours.

I feel very stupid & quite sick that I had actually considered he may have changed & perhaps is ok now. I was willing to let daughter live there (although in desperation) & let dog go up to him.

He never hit me in all our years together, although if I'm honest there were a couple of times I thought he may & he did frighten me a bit. His GF has a very firery temprement, so i guess he was pushed more than he would have been with me. Also she did not believe he had drink problem, so he would have been able to drink what he wanted until out of control.  

My children are very upset, I could not hide it as as soon as they realised she was on the phone they knew from experience that something had happened & were listening in on call & heard bits. There is no use hiding it from them. My middle daughter, the ODD one says she will back her Dad all the way. The other two say if he did attack GF they don't want to ever see him again. so that is their first reaction, I'm sure they will go through all sorts of emotions. He could end up in prison. My son is pinning for BF, he keeps asking to talk to him, I said he can speak to him tonight when children have gone back home. 

I won't be allowing them to see him now of course, unless supervised.

will keep you updated when I find out what's happened. we are going to cinema this afternoon, so at least i can take their minds off it for a bit. It was daughters birthday slleepover when we had the news!

Pansy

Posted on: February 14, 2010 - 2:55pm
Claire-Louise

Hi there

Just back on this site again and keen to catch up with everyone.  Very interesting to see the new format and see how it all works.  I understand there have been some glitches and so keen to hear back how from all of you how it is all going?

There is tonnes to catch up on;

Pansy that must have been quite a shocker but a real relief that you have got all your family members back with you safe and sound.

Sadsy - you have been going through some more hard stuff by the sounds of it and yet still battling on.  How is it going with the counsellor and your big notebook?

Sparklinglime - I am glad you have got a clear idea and diagnosis now.  Did they give you any suggested exercises to free up the hips at all?  I think sadsy's point about checking out about age related info on hip operations is a good one and worth looking into perhaps?

Alison - sorry to hear your son is getting bullied.  How are things with you two?  I am feeling much better now and got all my test results back which is good and nothing lingering thank god.  Just the cold weather lingers on which is not so good!

Catch up again on other threads.

Missed you all

C-L

Posted on: February 14, 2010 - 4:50pm
Louise
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Pansy I have replied to you on the other thread.....

Claire Louise, welcome back and I am glad your tests results were Ok

Posted on: February 14, 2010 - 6:27pm
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

Hi Claire-Louise.

Great to see you - we've missed you too.

 

Posted on: February 15, 2010 - 5:49pm
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Hi Claire Louise

I did welcome you back last night on another thread, (not sure where). I'm glad you got the ok with your blood results, I had been wondering about that, and thinking of you. Just doing dinner, so hope to catch you soon.

Take care

Alison

x

Posted on: February 15, 2010 - 6:45pm
Pansy

hello, glad your results ok.

have given mu update on my situation on my 'he's been arrested thread'.

hope everyone ok.

Pansy x

Posted on: February 15, 2010 - 11:50pm
Claire-Louise

Hi Pansy

Thanks for the update via the other thread.  I am still finding my way round this new site and not sure if it is just me but it doesn't seem to show up new threads quite so clearly as the other site?  So it seems to be taking me longer to catch up.

How are things going with you now Pansy?  Must have been quite a shocker?

Thanks for all your comments everyone.  So nice to be back and so nice to be feeling well again.  Roll on the sunny weather and Spring please!

Cheers C-L

Posted on: February 16, 2010 - 7:23pm
Louise
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hello hope everyone is as Ok as they can be.

Just to say that I am away for a few days, it is a residential weekend that is part of my course. I am leaving the boards in the capable hands of Claire Louise.

Have a good weekend everyone and hope the return to school goes well.

I should be around again later on Monday.

Take care all

Louise

Posted on: February 18, 2010 - 8:46pm
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Hi Louise

Have a nice weekend, at least you're getting away eh, even if it is for a course!!!!

Take care, catch you soon

Alison

x

Posted on: February 18, 2010 - 10:00pm
Claire-Louise

Hi all

Louise - I hope you have a lovely time on your weekend and thatit is interesting but restful?!

I hope everyone else has as much confidence in me as you do!  And I hope nothing too disasterous happens over the weekend!  I think the last time I was administrating on te boards on my own, they went down and no-one could post anything for 3 days!  I hope you are all keeping your fingers crossed out there!

Cheers C-L

Posted on: February 19, 2010 - 3:15pm
sadsy

Hey there ppl.

Well, after 6 months it's court day Tuesday. I am looking for formal recognition as a parent of Luke (10) and to hopefully allow the children more opportunities to see me.

Wish me luck.

Hug sy x

Posted on: February 20, 2010 - 5:27pm
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Hi Sadsy

The very best of luck. We'll all be thinking of you I'm sure. A very stressful and worrying time, and I really hope things turn out ok for you and the children. Loads of hugs

Alison

x

Posted on: February 20, 2010 - 5:31pm
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Hi Claire-Louise

Have faith in yourself, we all have. :) You're great, and I'm sure nothing will go wrong this weekend.

Are you doing anything exciting? I took my son to a friends birthday party this morning. He had a fantastic time, and made a pizza!! The birthday cake was delicious, and his piece was huge, so couldn't possibly let him eat it all on his own!!!!

Am now relaxing on the settee, with PJ's on. Am feeling a little bit icky if I'm honest, (nothing to do with the cake though)

Has been a beautiful sunny day, and now we have rain!!

Hope you're having a lovely weekend before school starts. My son doesn't return until Tuesday

Take care

Alison

x

Posted on: February 20, 2010 - 5:37pm
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

Hi sadsy.  Loads of hugs for Tuesday.  If there's a problem with PR, I'd be surprised.  Have you got this with Arwen already?

I'll be thinking of you.

 

Hi Alison. :-)

So glad you enjoyed the party.

Daughter has her friends over this afternoon for her party.  I'm really pleased for her as we've been here since October 2006, and this is the first time her school friends have called.

We've spent the week sorting, and the morning dumping stuff in carrier bags and plonking them in my bedroom so the living room looks decent!  Anyway, its a film in the living room, not a BBQ in the garden.  The slabs weren't jetwashed, and it looks manky where the shed was!

Posted on: February 20, 2010 - 5:44pm
Claire-Louise

Hi Sadsy - Good luck with your court session on Tuesday.  Just remember we are all rooting for you here at Onespace and know what a great dad you are.  I will certainly be thinking of you.  Do you have someone coming with you to support you during it?

Hi Alison - Thanks for the encouragement, so far, so good!  I am glad you had a lovely party with your son and you both enjoyed the food.  We have had a lovely half term and the kids have been so busy, what with visiting grandparents, seeing loads of friends and having sleepovers, it has all gone so quick!  I am off out tonight with some friends to see a Dj at the Big Chill Bar so looking forward to that!  Although it has been lovely and bright today, it is still bitterly cold.  Enjoy your PJs, I think I may be having a PJ day tomorrow!

Hi Sparklinglime - I am so glad your daughters party is going well with school friends visiting and films in the sitting room, sounds great!

How are you doing today?  i hope you are in less pain than you have been?

Cheers C-L

Posted on: February 20, 2010 - 7:25pm
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Hiya

Claire-Louise, have a wonderful night out, be sure you're home before midnight, don't wake up with a hangover, be good, and if you can't be good, be careful!!!!!!!!!! Enjoy, and tell us all about it tomorrow.x

Really pleased for your daughter Sparkling. I'm sure they are having a fab time. Wise move, about the bbq. Personally, I thought you were all crackers, haha. Much better to be in the warm watching a movie, (am I getting old)?

Hoping to grab an early night. Not great sleep last night. Watching tv from 2 til 5, then an early start to the party, which was at 11.

Have fun on this Saturday night

Take care

Alison

x

Posted on: February 20, 2010 - 8:48pm
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Good Morning all

Had a great nights sleep, (help of a tablet). Feeling really refreshed, and not felt like that in a while! Nothing planned for today, it's raining and so miserable outside. Just another two whole days with my babe until school. He doesn't really want to go back, (which is a worry, as he loves school) Have spoken to him about it, but he just says that he likes it here with me, aaahhhhh. (Tough, he is going)!!!

Hope you all have a peaceful, carefree Sunday.

Take care

Alison

x

Posted on: February 21, 2010 - 11:29am
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

I'm so glad you've had a good sleep.

We had snow again this morning.  Children are so fed up of it now!!  How quickly the novelty wears off.

Have a lovely day

xxxxxxxxxx

Posted on: February 21, 2010 - 2:50pm
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Think even the kids find it a nuisance now, as we've had so much of it!

Have been playing on playstation today. My son gets lots of laughs when I'm doing it!!!! Its a driving Simpsons one, and it is quite difficult!!!!!!

Posted on: February 21, 2010 - 6:08pm
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

I know the one!!

I really enjoy that one.  I might make youngest go and get that one out...

Posted on: February 21, 2010 - 6:40pm
Louise
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hello everyone

I am back! Weekend was fab, very intense and emotional but also positive. It was part of the Counselling Diploma I am almost at the end of. The venue was up on the east coast and although I could see the sea from my bedroom window and there was a fantastic sunrise on Sunday morning (not sleeping well in little hostel-type bed) it really snowed heavily yesterday and we all began to panic about getting home. Anyway, we did and I was glad of my own bed last night.

Sadsy

Wishing you all the best for tomorrow. I am sure there won't be a problem with the PR thing for Luke and you already have it for Arwen so the main issue is the parenting time, what a stressful and upsetting process for you. We are all here for you.

Alisoncam

Great about the party and it is nice that your son has an extra day at home. Just a thought: if he seems reluctant to go back to school because he likes being with you, how about saying "I love to be with you too but while you are at school I am busy with my work, so we can both do our work and look forward to being together after school" Glad you had a better sleep. It makes so much difference doesn't it?

Sparkling lime

Oh yes I know what you mean about the snow!

Glad your daughter had her friends round for her birthday, I can imagine the carrier-bag chaos on your bedroom floor. I wonder how long that will take them to sort that out for you? Are yours all back at school today?

Claire-Louise

Sounds like you had a good weekend and half term, and you were a star on the boards as well!!!

Posted on: February 22, 2010 - 8:04am
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Hi Louise

Glad to see you back safe and sound! :) Nearly at the end of the course? How long is the counselling one for? I'm glad you enjoyed the weekend, (apart from the bed)

Have woken up with a thumping head this morn. Noooooo, I wasn't on the vino last night! I took a sleeping tablet, and fell asleep around 10.30, and was woken by a very loud radio coming from downstairs!!!!!! Give him his due though, normally he's at work, and we're off to school, and normally he is very good, dont hear even his tv in evening! Must think theres a hurricane up here somedays, hehehe

We have sleet, so hoping the actual white stuff stays away.

Posted on: February 22, 2010 - 9:29am
Anna
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hi all

alisoncam, I hope that you have a chill day today and your headache eases.

sadsy - best wishes for tomorrow, I wondered from your previous post whether Luke might have thought you cut him off and may have been waiting for you to call back?  How did the horse riding go?  I think you do some lovely things with the children, so positive point to you. 

Louise is right, our children will never give us a thank you, at least not until they are adults, your poor boy is probably really confused as to what to believe at the moment.  If you get a chance remind him to be true to himself.  That if he is ever unsure of anything, to stop and listen to his heart and that will tell him what is right or wrong.

Hi Louise - well done for doing the course, I bet the sea looked lovely!

I hope everyone is well?  I have been looking over the boards and as C-L and Louise have mentioned I am doing my damnedest to ensure these boards are as user friendly as they used to be.

I also notice a lot of talk about spring and sunshine and I say....BRING IT ON!!!

Posted on: February 22, 2010 - 1:37pm
sadsy

Luke has come up with something odd last night - he wants to write a letter to help me in court. He was going to write and post it, but I said if he could give it to louise to hand to me at court.

What a brave boy.

Was in tears at his courage, though I suspect he'll not get round to doing it.

Bye

hug sy

Posted on: February 22, 2010 - 2:43pm
Claire-Louise

Hi All

Good to welcome bith Anna and Louise bakc to the boards and their wise words of wisdom!  I would love to have a bedroom that looked out over the sea, Louise - that and underfloor heating is part of my dream home!

Thanks for the post Alison - I had a great Saturday night out with some lovely friends who really made me laugh.  I don't think I have laughed like that for a long time.  it was quite a late night though but I had friends round for the children the next day and they all played so well together I could lounge around and rest a bit more.

I am sorry you ended up with a headache, Alison.  What kind of pill was it?  Sounds pretty strong!

Sadsy - that sounds so heart warming for Luke to offer to write a letter.  that is all the proof you need that you are a great father to your children and whether he does do it or not, it is the thought that counts.  Good luck!

C-L

Posted on: February 22, 2010 - 3:19pm
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

I'm thinking of you so much today sadsy.

That is so sweet of Luke.

Posted on: February 23, 2010 - 1:01pm
sadsy

 

Hello,

very tired. Court was adjurned until June pending full cafcass report.

Both my barrister and opposing counsel are suggesting my calls are abusive. Feel a bit down. 

Will make a fuller report soon. Going to take mum to dentist tomorrow to have a major extraction, ow!

sy

 

Posted on: February 24, 2010 - 1:08am
Louise
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hi sadsy

Hope you got a decent rest. Do I understand you right: your own barrister thinks your calls to the children/Louise are abusive? How come?

Hope your Mum gets on Ok today, let us know how you are

Posted on: February 24, 2010 - 9:47am
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Hi Sadsy

I hope you managed to get some sleep. Did the court hear tape recordings of your calls or something? Is it just hearsay from Louise? So now you have to wait again, which is sure to pull you down again. Stay strong and positive. I don't envy your Mum. I am absolutely petrified of the dentist. I hope she is ok.

Take care

Alison

x

Posted on: February 24, 2010 - 10:53am
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

I hope all goes well at the dentist.

Cafcass could be ok with a good officer. 

I'm sure you must be drained.

Posted on: February 24, 2010 - 11:14am
sadsy

hello,

the whole abuse thing is affecting me. I have drafted some reasoning here:

 


Calls to the children continue, as it is the children's wishes that they do. They have not indicated feeling 'abused'.

The irresponsible behaviour of the mother has created conditions of mistrust, where I have no choice but to ask about the children's well-being on contact phone calls with Luke. Arwen is not asked due to her age.

Causes for my welfare concerns are:

  1. hitting of Luke for wishing to speak with me for emotional support
  2. interference with the children's contact calls, curtailing calls, recording calls, non-answering of the phone
  3. frightening Luke into not being able to call me
  4. abduction of the children and lying to them of my support of this
  5. unauthorised non-attendance of school, despite mother's assurance to the contrary
  6. frustrating essential details on schooling, medical care
  7. addiction of Louise to late night computer playing impacting on her temper and children's school attendance
  8. Louise new partner has scattered children, who do not have contact with their mother, one of his children (his son) he never sees, his addiction to gaming and long-term unemployment and tax/benefit fraud
  9. swearing within the children's environment
  10. smoking in the children's environment
  11. refusal of contact with me by Louise, hanging up repeatedly on calls feeding mistrust and suspicion
  12. frustration of holiday contact by Louise, despite children's wishes to the contrary
  13. continued school lateness (2-3 times a week according to the school)
  14. housebound weekends for the children at Louise' flat sat in front of console games.
It is natural, understandable and desirable that I would wish to ensure the children are happy, healthy and safe. The above factors, and periods of suffering and misery by the children, demand that I must ask questions which relate to their environment and those within it. There is no one else monitoring the children, except me and the woman who has shown callous disregard to their feelings and resorted to violence against Luke and a man that has his children scattered to the four winds.
My calls are not abuse. 
Categorising my care concerns as not applicable in a contact case, rather than only for residency is a 'red-herring'. The children's periodic misery and especially Luke's bullying by mum are directly connected with the nature of the contact phone calls.
If the calls are abusive, why does Louise continue with them? If I am abusive why do the children look forward to staying with me? If Luke is abused, why did he want to write to the court to help with contact?
Telephone information gathered and when
The frequency of welfare questions from me has decreased, as the incidence of indicators of care issues has decreased.
I ask periodically about:
  1. schooling, well-being and interests
  2. their happiness
  3. what they have eaten 
  4. how Luke and Arwen have spent time that evening
  5. if smoking is continuing
  6. at weekends, if they have been out somewhere nice
  7. what they would like to do when they see me
  8. if they want me to call every night still
  9. indicators of the children's relationship with Paul (this was at the request of Romford Social Services)
  10. indicators of the children's relationship with Louise.
Information and children
Children do not need detailed information about court. They would not understand it. They need basic information, each according to their age. No more. This is what they have received as part of my parental responsibility to ensure they can make sense important events that effect them in their world.
No information is the worst thing that can be done. Luke especially does not do well with shocks or surprises. If children are in a 'vacuum of information' they doubt and question themselves about what is happening around them. They often blame themselves causing emotional scarring. I have first hand experience of this, as I have come from a broken home. I have checked this with an experienced child psychiatrist and he is in agreement in approach.
Section 7 welfare report
I'm not sure what this is. I'll have to google it. I welcome the opportunity for the children to speak and am happy for them to be my judges. If this is what the report will enable.

Any views?
Hug sy x

 

Posted on: February 26, 2010 - 12:54am
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

All seem fair enough and reasonable to me.

As I've said from the start, personally, I think you should be going for residence as that is their home and their friends are there.

Do they still see their friends when they're with you?

You would be able to get them to school on time too...

Just my view point.

Posted on: February 26, 2010 - 11:28am
sadsy

Hi Sparkling,

they didn't have many. They were all Louise' contacts from school. I noticed that Luke's closest friend's mother started giving me funny looks prior to Louise leaving, so I would feel uncomfortable trying to get in contact with her again.

No telling what Louise has said to her.

Kids call now - wonder what I will find tonight?

 

Hug sy

Posted on: February 26, 2010 - 8:44pm
Louise
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hello sadsy

That all sounds fair comment to me. You have every right to express your concern for the children.

I hope you get a fair hearing

 

Posted on: February 27, 2010 - 9:54am
sadsy

I should be crying, but I just can't let it show. 
I should be hoping, but I can't stop thinking 

Of all the things I should've said, 
That I never said. 
All the things we should've done, 
That we never did. 
All the things I should've given, 
But I didn't. 

Oh, darling, make it go, 
Make it go away.

I should be crying, but I just can't let it show. 
I should be hoping, but I can't stop thinking 

Of all the things we should've said, 
That were never said. 
All the things we should've done, 
That we never did. 
All the things that you needed from me. 
All the things that you wanted for me. 
All the things that I should've given, 
But I didn't. 

Oh, darling, make it go away. 
Just make it go away now

Posted on: March 2, 2010 - 12:43pm
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

Hugs.

Posted on: March 3, 2010 - 9:41am
sadsy

Thank you sparkling,

am back up now. Am going to an ASD meeting tonight (autism) see if I can learn a bit about the world through Luke's eyes.

Bit nervous about it.

Have phoned pitman training to see if they do deal with Jobcentre. Also I have my stage 3 interview with jobcentre tomorrow. I'll ask them too.

Should be tidying up for visitor. But...only managed to clean sink so far. Toilet next.

 

Hope you are having some sunshine in Wales!

 

Hug sy x

Posted on: March 4, 2010 - 3:48pm
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

Glorious weather...

Posted on: March 4, 2010 - 11:17pm
Louise
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hello sadsy

How did the meeting go; was it helpful?

Posted on: March 5, 2010 - 9:04am
sadsy

Hello,

well, it was a very unstructured meeting. I was the only guy. Common elements were:

troublesome as babies, troubled sleep patterns

talking without checking for interest

fidgeting

anxiety

bullying, trouble at school

reading other peoples emotions

trouble lying, very literal.

Sadly only once every two months. Lots of suffering parents.

Am exhausted with my visitor - am exposing her to Sean of the Dead tonight. She won't stop tidying.

Hug Sy x

Posted on: March 5, 2010 - 5:26pm
Louise
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Oh the sight of other people tidying, it's sooo exhausting!

So did the common factors fit Luke and will you be going again to the group?

Posted on: March 5, 2010 - 6:19pm
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

Good for you for going Sy.  It shows that you're doing everything you can to understand Luke.

Even if it was unstructured...

Its remarkable though how something happens and you can relate to it as you've heard it in the meeting.

I feel absolutely shattered.

Posted on: March 6, 2010 - 2:09pm
Anna
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hi sadsy

It is a shame that the meeting is only every 2 months, but it is great that you are going, hopefully you will be able to share experiences and gain more of an understanding of you son?

I hope you had some giggles over Shaun of the Dead! ;)

Posted on: March 8, 2010 - 10:55am
hazeleyes
DoppleMe

Hi all

Had my son off school for a few days. He has an abcess and is on antibiotics. The dentist very kindly squeezed him in yesterday. Have to say my son is ok though, not in pain really, just now and again. Thought it best to keep him off one more day so at least he's had two days worth of the meds.

I'm still having my 'off' days, though they are getting better (touch wood). I'm trying so hard not to let things get on top of me, wind me up, etc etc. I have also realised that the rows between my son and me were mostly down to me, I expected too much of him, and treat him way beyond his years. Thats not to say however that he isn't naughty at times, and makes me want to pull my hair out, OUCH!! Anyhow, slowly but surely I am feeling better in myself. The outside is a different matter however, haha

Hope you are all keeping well, and everything in life is running smoothly. Wouldn't that be lovely!!!

Take care

Alison

x

Posted on: March 11, 2010 - 10:24am
Louise
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hello alisoncam

I thought you had been quiet the last few days, you have obviously been busy with your son. Poor little poppet, abcesses are so painful, gald the dentist was able to deal with it.

The thing you said about treating your son as older than he is, well I have seen that happen a lot when there is just one child in the family or a big age gap between children. I did exactly the same with my eldest son. I think it might be something to do with if we don't have a partner there, we can tend to have that adult conversation with our child (well that was the case for me, anyway) It's great that you are aware of it and I guess it is all about balance.

Glad you are starting to feel better. The spring weather helps, doesn't it?

Posted on: March 11, 2010 - 11:21am
Anna
Parenting specialist DoppleMe

Hi alisoncam

Any more thoughts on joining a parenting programme??

Posted on: March 11, 2010 - 11:48am
sadsy

Just a quick hello,

Alisoncam

I think I may be treating Luke too old in my conversations, at the moment he seems to be growing from it. Something I will watch. Absess, ow that it horrid. 

About me

Yes, it's all I can do is go on about myself. :(
Have the children to collect tomorrow, hopefully. Arwen was contrary last time. I'm not going back this time if she decides to stay with Louise. Have arranged for Luke to have a short horse ride again. £3.50 for 15-20mins, it's a bargain. He smiles alot.

Have more to say, but get so tired. Been gaming alot to escape 9 months of stress and hopelessness.

Hug sy x

Posted on: March 13, 2010 - 1:52am
Bubblegum
DoppleMe

Hi alisoncam

Do the incredible years if it is available in your area. There is actually a book too, funnily enough its called... 'the incredible years' I highly recommend that as well : )

In the link at the bottom is a number to find out where your nearest one is if there is one : )

Posted on: March 13, 2010 - 9:36am
sparklinglime
DoppleMe

Sadsy - not going back for Arwen?  That's not an easy decision...

I agree with bubblegum about the incredible years.  Such a good course, although I've only done the one for young children - I had to do that to be able to work my way up to older children - yet the courses have never happened.

That's one of the reasons I'm quite disillusioned with the specialist children dept when it comes to my son.

Posted on: March 13, 2010 - 1:33pm
sadsy

Here I am again. Hope anyone reading this is.... er. I dunno. Have a nice biscuit and secretly dunking it in tea?

My "forced sale of house" from ex court thing has come through - scheduled for 10 May. Is for directions, so just 30 mins. Hope Louise will not be gloating at me.

I have no legal representation. Just like before.

Has been a blow as I thought I'd have more time.

Have been answering maths questions at the jobcentre-appointed pitman centre. 5 hours of maths questions. My poor brain. I did cheat by using the calculator on my phone. I call it initiative. Semantics, funny old game. I couldn't remember how to get the area of a circle formula. I haven't found it very useful in the last 30 years so I had discarded it as a memory.

I have broken my toe going upstairs. It aches when it is cold. Like now.

Luke and Arwen are coming to me at Easter, not totally sure why. Luke said that Louise asked him what he would like for his birthday and he replied "a week with daddy". So I guess she is finally listening to him.

Wonder if she will ask me for a laptop or car again? hehe.

Not much chance, I'm fending off final demands left right and centre. Is near the end now.

I have been baking sand in the oven. I'm calling it "baked saharan surprise". The surprise is that there is nothing in it but sand.*

I'm still taking 40mg of citalopram. It's a different make each time. The chemist lady is very miserable. Poor thing.

I've never been in such demand, I get letters every day now, behind with this, final demand for that, review for the other. Positively snowed under with sheets of thin dried wood pulp with black markings on which are to take things from me. Bet primal man/woman never knew where his/her/hermaphrodite/gender challenged cave writings would end up being developed into.

There's not much more that can be taken from me once the house has gone really. Just my liberty I guess. 

I'm hiding the krell and the audio research amps - I worked 2 years to get them at college.

Get really tired still.

Notice that the discussion forums are unchanged.... "feedback" ..... always such an empty promise.

Hug sy

 

 

*It's for my speaker stands.

Posted on: April 1, 2010 - 5:44pm