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mumstheword
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So...good things...good things happening :).
We went to the beach for my bday. I turned 47 on the 2nd. We took youngest sono, youngest dawty, dawty's bfriend. It was a very hot, sunny day. It was very busy at the beach and we found a lovely shady spot and there was live music!!!! AWESOME music!!!!
I liked looking around at all the people and listening to the awesome vibes. Everyone was happy, enjoying themselves (at least if they weren't, they weren't broadcasting it) doing their thing. I loved it, such a great vibe.
I couldn't help myself, even though it was sooooo hot, I had a boogie to the chill vibes, coz, being an ex performancer artist myself, (singer/improv artist extraordinaire/boogier/percussion/
lead and harmony vocalist/dub poet) just to toot my own flute because I didnt get to get anywhere with it, ex really HATED my musical prowess and talent. Moaned to me once about how I was a better singer than him AND blamed me for the band not taking off, coz I got really, super ill once, after my fifth baby and we had a studio session planned and I wouldn't let him leave me with all the children, alone, in the bush, no electricity, no phone, miles to walk. I propped the baby on the front of the car and luckily there was a witness so he couldn't just drive off anyway. I was shitting through the eye of a needle (so to speak and could hardly stand up). Would he take me in to hospital for care? Never.
Anyway he blamed me for ever after about how I sabotaged his music career when I "wouldn't let him go into the studio".
Luckily another guy, a friend, brought me over colloidial silver and it got rid of my dysentery thingy. But I paid for that for YEARS after.
Anyway, back to the good stuff. I got a bit more in touch with "my old self" at the beach. My dancey happy self.:)
We went to my daughter's for dinner, which I ended up cooking, coz she was too partied out from New year's, but, she had pre made a no cook, raw, vegan, chocy cake :).
Her place is a granny flat next to another guy's. The guy who owns it. We've known this guy for years. He had someone, a women a little older than.me, who was one of the first people I ever met up here, when I was, not-so-sweet, sixteen.
It was good to connect with her.
She loves my kid's, all of them, especially my oldest. He's been very kind to her when she was having a rough time. She asked me to tell him "love from her" and "apologies if she was overloading him", when she went over there, to his dad's, unwell, herself.
She was playing guitar, and had a young aboriginal girl with her, a rapper girl. Yes, rap is very big with a lot of aboriginal youth these days. The girl was writing lyrics. I spoke briefly with them, both as we were leaving, saying "We should have a jam, sometime" , again reminiscent of my "old" self.
All this took place in my old stompin' ground, on the coast and at Mullum, where I first moved to, after leaving Tasmania and giving up on getting parental care and guidance, when I was only a little older than.my youngest, who is 14.
I am celebrating that I survived all that.And that I have a tribe of AWESOME children, caring, loving, intelligent, non-psychopathic, non-narcissistic young adult and (only two, now) teens. Sure, some are still a bit fragile, some are quite vulnerable, some, maybe all, a bit hurt and psyche-ic-ly and neuro-ly injured, many, not at all clear on the serious danger that their dad poses and it ain't easy to protect or warn them, but they are slowly, but, surely, wising up.
And, I have a guy who loves me, adores me, and that is, almost, unbelievable. My kid's are really taking to him, too.
We went to the beach for my bday. I turned 47 on the 2nd. We took youngest sono, youngest dawty, dawty's bfriend. It was a very hot, sunny day. It was very busy at the beach and we found a lovely shady spot and there was live music!!!! AWESOME music!!!!
I liked looking around at all the people and listening to the awesome vibes. Everyone was happy, enjoying themselves (at least if they weren't, they weren't broadcasting it) doing their thing. I loved it, such a great vibe.
I couldn't help myself, even though it was sooooo hot, I had a boogie to the chill vibes, coz, being an ex performancer artist myself, (singer/improv artist extraordinaire/boogier/percussion/
lead and harmony vocalist/dub poet) just to toot my own flute because I didnt get to get anywhere with it, ex really HATED my musical prowess and talent. Moaned to me once about how I was a better singer than him AND blamed me for the band not taking off, coz I got really, super ill once, after my fifth baby and we had a studio session planned and I wouldn't let him leave me with all the children, alone, in the bush, no electricity, no phone, miles to walk. I propped the baby on the front of the car and luckily there was a witness so he couldn't just drive off anyway. I was shitting through the eye of a needle (so to speak and could hardly stand up). Would he take me in to hospital for care? Never.
Anyway he blamed me for ever after about how I sabotaged his music career when I "wouldn't let him go into the studio".
Luckily another guy, a friend, brought me over colloidial silver and it got rid of my dysentery thingy. But I paid for that for YEARS after.
Anyway, back to the good stuff. I got a bit more in touch with "my old self" at the beach. My dancey happy self.:)
We went to my daughter's for dinner, which I ended up cooking, coz she was too partied out from New year's, but, she had pre made a no cook, raw, vegan, chocy cake :).
Her place is a granny flat next to another guy's. The guy who owns it. We've known this guy for years. He had someone, a women a little older than.me, who was one of the first people I ever met up here, when I was, not-so-sweet, sixteen.
It was good to connect with her.
She loves my kid's, all of them, especially my oldest. He's been very kind to her when she was having a rough time. She asked me to tell him "love from her" and "apologies if she was overloading him", when she went over there, to his dad's, unwell, herself.
She was playing guitar, and had a young aboriginal girl with her, a rapper girl. Yes, rap is very big with a lot of aboriginal youth these days. The girl was writing lyrics. I spoke briefly with them, both as we were leaving, saying "We should have a jam, sometime" , again reminiscent of my "old" self.
All this took place in my old stompin' ground, on the coast and at Mullum, where I first moved to, after leaving Tasmania and giving up on getting parental care and guidance, when I was only a little older than.my youngest, who is 14.
I am celebrating that I survived all that.And that I have a tribe of AWESOME children, caring, loving, intelligent, non-psychopathic, non-narcissistic young adult and (only two, now) teens. Sure, some are still a bit fragile, some are quite vulnerable, some, maybe all, a bit hurt and psyche-ic-ly and neuro-ly injured, many, not at all clear on the serious danger that their dad poses and it ain't easy to protect or warn them, but they are slowly, but, surely, wising up.
And, I have a guy who loves me, adores me, and that is, almost, unbelievable. My kid's are really taking to him, too.
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