Comments on: Twisted – The Early Years http://pamajama.wordpress.com Relative stupidity . . . Sun, 20 Dec 2009 04:42:12 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: pamajama http://pamajama.wordpress.com/my-childhood-tfu/#comment-842 pamajama Thu, 27 Mar 2008 05:16:18 +0000 http://pamajama.wordpress.com/my-childhood-tfu/#comment-842 Thanks, Red! I love that you pick out specific lines from the text. My daughter has fallen asleep on the floor next to the computer, so I'm guessing I should actually take her to bed? Thanks again. Thanks, Red! I love that you pick out specific lines from the text. My daughter has fallen asleep on the floor next to the computer, so I’m guessing I should actually take her to bed?

Thanks again.

]]> By: Red http://pamajama.wordpress.com/my-childhood-tfu/#comment-841 Red Thu, 27 Mar 2008 05:05:34 +0000 http://pamajama.wordpress.com/my-childhood-tfu/#comment-841 Wow. Just wow. This is an amazing story, and I thank you for sharing it. Wow. The imagery was great, and it left me in awe. "Jim made Kool-Aid in the toilet and oatmeal on the kitchen floor" <-- that made me laugh out loud. That was great. I do hope you'll continue to write honestly and openly. It's a wonderful way to vent, and folks like ME get the honor of reading it. Thanks for sharing! Wow. Just wow. This is an amazing story, and I thank you for sharing it. Wow. The imagery was great, and it left me in awe.
“Jim made Kool-Aid in the toilet and oatmeal on the kitchen floor” <– that made me laugh out loud. That was great.
I do hope you’ll continue to write honestly and openly. It’s a wonderful way to vent, and folks like ME get the honor of reading it.
Thanks for sharing!

]]> By: Susan Paquin http://pamajama.wordpress.com/my-childhood-tfu/#comment-56 Susan Paquin Mon, 29 Oct 2007 01:01:00 +0000 http://pamajama.wordpress.com/my-childhood-tfu/#comment-56 I hear you sister. I do love your honesty about life. We should never have invented television because it is causing us to believe that we live in "disfunctional" families. I think that what we are experiencing is life in all its raw, disgusting, fascinating beauty. My parents divorced when I was 22 when my dad left with my mom's best friend and then promptly came down with Alzeheimers at age 50 after he and my mom's best friend got married. I am divorced and now remarried after 15 years only to have my beloved daughters whom I raised with love and attention alone from age 7 and 8 tell me they hate me and I have ruined their lives and now they want nothing more to do with me. At this point, I realize that, like you, we are normal. Everyone else is disfunctional. But . . . I am happy and fulfilled . . . because that is what I choose to be . . . like you. So to you my lady . . . if childhood is fucked up and even if adulthood seems to be fucked up . . . it is only so if you let it be. Keep up the great blog . . . some of us are on your side and cheering you on. Susan of Montreal I hear you sister. I do love your honesty about life. We should never have invented television because it is causing us to believe that we live in “disfunctional” families. I think that what we are experiencing is life in all its raw, disgusting, fascinating beauty.

My parents divorced when I was 22 when my dad left with my mom’s best friend and then promptly came down with Alzeheimers at age 50 after he and my mom’s best friend got married.

I am divorced and now remarried after 15 years only to have my beloved daughters whom I raised with love and attention alone from age 7 and 8 tell me they hate me and I have ruined their lives and now they want nothing more to do with me.

At this point, I realize that, like you, we are normal. Everyone else is disfunctional. But . . . I am happy and fulfilled . . . because that is what I choose to be . . . like you. So to you my lady . . . if childhood is fucked up and even if adulthood seems to be fucked up . . . it is only so if you let it be.

Keep up the great blog . . . some of us are on your side and cheering you on.

Susan of Montreal

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