Brilliant! I hope he heard it.HOPEFULLY loud enough that he heard me, that if K can make it to within an hour then he can make it the rest of the way.
Brilliant! I hope he heard it.HOPEFULLY loud enough that he heard me, that if K can make it to within an hour then he can make it the rest of the way.
Really, it's like he has me trained to walk on eggshells. I just so expect a confrontation that it makes me nauseous and a hate it. I should NOT have to feel this way about my son. That's actually one reason I changed the ringtone. It got to when my phone rang my stomach actually clenched...whether it was a good call from him or bad. (Most were bad, I admit.)
Last night after his call I actually said, "I just want this to go away. I want HIM to go away!" Then I felt all guilty. What kind of person says that about their kid? But really, a single call from him can put me in a bad mood for hours! It's so unfair to Jabber.
Must be a difficult child trait. 37 will call ten times in a row, convinced I will answer if he calls enough, even if I'm in the shower and unable to answer with no intention of getting out when he can wait.For the record, this would be the point where our difficult child would simply call. And call. And call. And call. Until we answered and talked.
Him: It's not fairrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
Me: Life isn't fair.
Him: Don't say that. It ticks me off.
Me: It's true. Life isn't fair.
(Hangs up).
And I GPSed him last night out of curiosity.
Now who's being overly involved?
I really don't know why you bothered to do that. Way to ruin a nice weekend.
Bite me