The post you probably shouldn't even read
A couple of weeks ago I was going to write a post venting away at some shit that has been bothering me, but decided not to. I didn't want to hurt anybodies feelings that might stray across this corner of the interwebs. I guess that I have had just about enough crap build up in my life that I just don't care any more and decided what the hell, I need to get some crap off my chest. So fair warning here, the pity party is about to commence. Those of you who have been reading this blog for any length of time know about my son Skyler. I love him to death but lately he has been getting on my very last nerve. We have been trying a form of Zoloft for him for a couple of months now in hopes that might help break him out of this funky mood he has been in. On top of the Cerebral Palsy and Sensory issues, he seems to be hell bent on doing self stimulating activities with his computer and DVDs that get him wound up and over the top excited. ...
Now that's a good story!
ReplyDeleteCraig Glenn
well of course that is how it happened....don't you know it?
ReplyDeleteI mean it all looked so innocent.
I believe he was in the white box, just not the one on the conveyer belt.
ReplyDeleteLucky bastard!
Doc
Wish I had thought of it
ReplyDeleteRoyal Canadian Sea Cadets (RCSC) is a Canadian national youth program sponsored by the Canadian Forces and the civilian Navy League of Canada. Administered by the Canadian Forces, the program is funded through the Department of National Defence with the civilian partner providing support in the local community
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My daughter loves it. The kids help the old vetrans with parades and handing out poppies on Remembrance Day. Marissa is learning to sail and shot a rifle and other good stuff. She went to Sea Cadet camp in the summer for 3 weeks. All free.
One time Rodman's girlfriend walked in on him with another woman and his response was, "She fell though the ceiling"
ReplyDeleteI guess it's not so much the story as how it's told...
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