Hey. You. Get Offa My Blog.

I truly hope to reach my golden years.

And if I do, I sure hope I don’t find that I have alienated myself from every one of my children.

And if I have, I really hope that none of my children has to endure the trauma of a life-threatening illness without one iota of parental support.

And if they do, I sincerely hope I won’t be so petty and poisonous at to leave snarky comments on their blog.

But that’s just me.

http://www.markblevis.com Mark

I also sincerely hope our judgement isn’t so broken that we publish in memoriam ads about our living grandchildren (Our daughters are alive and well).
http://www.WeCanRebuildHer.com Andrea Ross

don’t even get me started on that list of atrocities…n
Laurie Kingston

A few years ago, Tim introduced me to the phrase “bat shit crazy.” I use it sparingly (especially since I don’t know what it means-u00a0 except REALLY crazy) but I think it’s apt in this case.u00a0 Here’s to choosing the sane and the healthy and banishing the crazy!
http://www.WeCanRebuildHer.com Andrea Ross

Yup. I do believe that’s the correct term. The chronic version, unfortunately.nnAnd, yes, here’s to sanity and good health. Looking forward to catching up.
janice

Sweet Andrea, you have broken the cycle. Likely most children of bat-shit-crazy abusive parents go on to abuse their children. Kudos to you. (I miss my Ross-Blevis family).
http://www.WeCanRebuildHer.com Andrea Ross

Thanks, Alexa.
http://www.WeCanRebuildHer.com Andrea Ross

Thanks you, Janice.