| Someone messaged me on AIM on Wednesday asking about charity care |
| Posted by: angelina (3/6/2004) |
My mother tried to deprive me of charity care by taking it away from me. She said that my obsession of charity care has gotten totally out of control. I couldn't disagree more. What does she know about obsession? She hasn't been obsessed with anything in her life. After my father died and that monkey that he bought for her died later, she no longer cared much about anything.
Even the Spanish food tastes bland now. Not much spice in it (just like our home life). That's why I'm so happy that I'm leaving and taking my charity care with me. If she doesn't like charity care that is up to her, but what I do is my own choice. It's just the two of us left in our family, my sister died in a car accident before Dad died of a heart attack. It's very gross, having to deal with all this when you're growing up. But I suppose everyone goes through stuff like that and I have charity care to help me cope with things.
The other day, my mother found out the new place I was hiding charity care and she wasn't too happy about it. THat's just too sad.
That Wednesday was wasted, as all I could think of was getting charity care back and finding a safe spot for it. I think she should just leave me alone. My mother used to be an really terrific person before Dad died. I sent her those Pale Chestnut flowers every Valentine's Day so she wouldn't be sad. But there's only so much I can do to cheer her up, I mean it's about time she moved on. It's been a few years now.
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