Back home
Saturday, December 23rd, 2006And my patience is shot.
I came back, the bedroom and playroom were a mess, and I couldn’t find the damn USB connector to upload the movie that I was able to take of the kids seeing the bunkbed and computer for the first time. The movie cut itself off after a minute because evidently the son of a bitchin memory stick ran off with the damn USB connector to have forbidden love somewhere out of my reach, so I had to make do with the 8 MB relic that came with the camera.
After that, I cussed at MastaG’s computer because the wireless adapter wasn’t loading the right way (fixed it by loading the MB’s ethernet drivers first), and then I cussed like a friggin sailor at Pigpen’s Terrordactl playset because OH MY GOD you need a degree to figure out Hot Wheel’s easy to use instructions.
When I was tucking the kids in, I tried like hell to get a lamp plugged into the ‘childproof’ electrical socket cover in their bedroom, and then yelled at G when he said “here, let me try it”. Geez kid, this falls under the ‘if I can’t do it’ category…
I apologized, tucked them in with kisses, said prayers, and walked back into the trashed bedroom and playroom. Then I tried like hell to get into the Christmas spirit.
I never really do any other year, I’m not sure why I care if I do or not this year.
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In better news, Sumgurl left a beautiful gift of Thomas Creek in the front seat of the Volvo, and some nice people from Eave’s work have put together a food basket and some gifts for the kids. Its hard to be angry and not feel like an ass in the face of generosity, but I think I’ll manage…
Hee.
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On the way home, I spent the whole drive thinking about how the hell a 28 yr old father of 2 in a committed and very loving relationship for 10 years to his first real love is supposed to get back onto the market.
And why do I think thats a good idea?
Ah well. I guess nobody should be lonely at Christmas. Lets all have a wee little pity party for AT.
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All things considered, its nice to be home.
Mazel Tov, bitches.






