Location: inside all day
Mood: guilty
Music: You and me got so much to prove
KG Betty called me tonight from Korea to tell me the news.
OK, I didn’t say the Flavor Flav line, but I totally wanted to.
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Different conversation with a different woman.
Her: Did your parents support your decisions growing up?
They’ve actually always been mostly supportive of the truly questionable decisions my siblings and I’ve made in our past. Which is not to say they weren’t typical in some respects, like our education, but they gave us a good amount of latitude. For that, I’m grateful.
My pastor once said that everything in our lives can be traced back to being born to the parents we were born to. That’s so true – imagine your life if you were born to a Somalian farmer or a North Korean soldier.
My brother called me recently in the middle of the night. Apparently, my dad got lost. The thing is, he doesn’t get lost. He just doesn’t. Especially not in near home.
It’s a small thing, yeah. But it bothers me greatly.
YASYCTAI: Check in with people. (20 mins/1 pt)
3 replies on “Support”
does dad not cook? is his cooking frightening?our parents are at that age where that stuff starts to happen. it's good if u catch it early and can do something about it. it could just be slight dementia, so i wouldn't worry too much. go to the doctor if possible, unless ur parents are like mine and refuse to do things like that. gah, u know, to each his/her own but things like 3cts seems excessive.
No, he used to be a chef. He's amazing. It's just that, I was distracted by the fact he got lost.It's hard for me to accept he's getting older. I suppose it's because it means I am.As for the 3ct, she says she's only going to get married once so I told her I hoped she got it.
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