
As I end 2009, and bring in 2010 quite quietly...
Of course I reflect...
Dear Daddy -
My biggest regret is that we are ending 2009 apart - I love you with all of my heart - But you believe complete LIES about me and because you are so readily wanting to AUTOMATICALLY believe those very same lies - I have walked away from you.
But know this, I love you with all of my heart and always will and always have.
I just can't get past the feeling that you utterly detest me - For reasons I cannot understand.
I have tried for years, to bridge the gap/wall that separated us and finally I have chosen to walk away from you.
But I do love you Daddy and if you ever want to contact me I am here for you; landscapersrule@yahoo.ca is me.
My other biological parent dismissed me twice - As I went back to Manitoba to resurrect a relationship like ten years ago and it was a joke of a reunion. It was like I stepped into an alternate universe where time had stood still.
I was still being punished for rolling the car when I was 16 (yet in reality, equal amount of time had passed)...
Oh 100's of other ugly things reared its ugly head, during my stay, and I just watched it occur.
My mother? My biological Mother? I regret, every moment of every day, that I do not have a Mother figure in my world.
In 2009, I have reached out to friends of my past, via Facebook, and of my youth. One meeting was especially dramatic. I asked my former youth best friend, K.K. what she remembered about me. Her story was quite surprising, as I so did not remember the very same moment.
She said that she came over one Xmas to see what I got for Xmas, like teenage girls do, and I had received ONE pair of snow boots. Whereas my 1/2 brother (same biological mother, different father) received at least 1000$ worth of stuff. Did I cry? Or bemoan what he received? No, she laughed in her retelling, I grabbed my boots and told her, "Now I can play longer outside in the snow."
Where did that sunny outlook originate? In such a pathos of up-bringing? Unknown.
But that same outlook has made me, today, a survivor. Like in 2009, when I was informed I had 72 hours to move, after which my biological father had, in court, witnessed against me, instead of folding up and committing suicide, I looked around me and found ways to find me and my beloved pets a BETTER home.
I sold all the appliances within the home, my father demanded I vacate, for the rent and damage deposit of my new rental.
I let go both parents. Now.
Goodbye.
My mother's last words to me? "You are dead to me."
My father's last words to me? "Do you need help moving?"
Yiiiiii...
Loving both of them.
My resolution of 2010? Be the essence of Love and caring, in every interaction of mine, with other human beings. And creatures.
CharleneAnn