Personalized Engaged Christmas Ornament

Personalized Engaged Christmas Ornament

Fast forward 6 months, we’re in Sicily again. My husband asks her to babysit for 2 hours so we can go watch a movie at the cinema down the street. She said NO, because she doesn’t understand my son’s baby talk. Both me and my husband told her it’s wrong, how she dealt with it. She denied being wrong. Then we go and find a babysitter and she gets pissed because “why do we need a babysitter, can’t she do it?” It just drove us bonkers. This was 1 month ago. July, I was supposed to go there with my son, so he can meet his cousin and uncle visiting from very far away. She seemed less than enthusiastic at the Personalized Engaged Christmas Ornament. So one night, my husband calls her, tells her I’m out ( I was in the next room) and asks what’s the problem with me coming over there. She said I’m high maintenance and I rely on her too much, and she can’t deal with 2 nephews and 2 daughters in law at the same time. That i bring too much luggage ( 1 suitcase for 1 month typically) and I change my clothes too often!

(Personalized Engaged Christmas Ornament)

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On and on I made excuses. On and on I continued to ‘feel’ happy and in love, but all the while I continued to ‘think’ of how stupid he was, and how these two things can’t possibly be a good combination. When I found out he was using cocaine, I thought it was a blessing in disguise. I thought, ‘Now is my chance! I can end this once and for all, and blame it on the drug use.” It was a very bittersweet discovery.But then, he wanted to get help for it, and asked me to go with him to talk to a Personalized Engaged Christmas Ornament. Sitting there, in that little office, next to him… I will never forget the question he was asked, how he answered it, and how it brought tears to my eyes, and pulled me right back into the black hole of loving someone who didn’t even know how many days there were in a year, or what day Christmas is on. The counselor asked him, “How do you feel when you take cocaine?’ He said, “I feel smart. I feel like, for once, I know what’s going on.” Ohhhhh my GOD. Hearing him say those words – realizing for the first time that he had a self-awareness about his ‘low intelligence’ – and that he felt bad about it. Wow. It killed me. I wanted to hug him and protect him and take care of him like he was my own child.

Best Personalized Engaged Christmas Ornament

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