I am overwhelmed with grief for a man I only knew through reading his internet postings. He was one of my uncles. I only encountered him a few times and that was before I was 10 years old. I read his Facebook postings - he kept a blog-like posting of things that were happening to him as the disease advanced. https://www.facebook.com/bill.barkley.98
His beloved doggy died suddenly on him last month, he had posted and pics of him with the dog. Dogs bring out things in us human folks. That is a fact. You see the pic and you might understand what I am saying.
That's uncle Bill. The thing that gets me about this photo? This looks exactly like my dad, of whom I haven't spoken with in over a year and I have absolutely NO idea how he is doing. I finally got their phone number and have been calling and calling and calling, with no answer. Ugh. I want to see my dad. I don't have good feelings about his situation.
Uncle Bill posted that picture last month. When I read what happened with the doggy dying, the thought came to my mind: he won't be with us next month. I have been hearing futuristic events about my and other people's lives since I was a teenager. I distinctly remember this: He's going to die next month - it was pictured in my mind in huge words like you would see on a billboard. How do you tell people that stuff? You just don't. Why do these things even come to me? Well, this one about someone's death isn't a daily occurrence.
I want to take a pause in life and say, okay, I need to deal with this and move on. And if it were immediate family, I would. I've been having a bad feeling about my dad for a few months now. But nothing like the words flowing through my head about my uncle.
I have to get away from here. I need the solitude that the excursions to the mountains used to give me. There are no mountains around here.
For all the things that happened today, I just can't anymore with this.
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
I posted somewhat about this before the divorce.
This dude calling Valerie on a daily basis - while we were still married.
Well, I find out today, she's married to him.
You didn't read that wrong. She has already remarried and to this dude she was allegedly only "talking to" on the phone. I asked her at the time: have you been having sex with him? The fact that she could remarry what amounts to a total stranger in such a short time. Conversely, the fact that she was basically dating this dude before we got divorced. It will be a good thing that I don't ever happen upon them together in public somewhere. For if that happens, there will be a confrontation. I didn't say violence, don't read what I didn't say, but there will be a verbal confrontation and it won't be pleasant.
Not seeking any of this out, I just don't ever want to see them together, for in my world, that is an extremely bad, evil and deceitful thing to do. I don't wonder if I couldn't get a lawyer to sue on this. I consider this marital unfaithfulness and I have a solid case for damages. She is rich now, she apparently got a retirement lump sum and she has sold her house and already moved to the new property. I helped her sell that house. I spent my own money on paint and materials to make that place look as presentable as possible without spending a fortune on it.
Whatever. I may dwell on this to some extent in the next coming days. Natural human response, wouldn't you say?
I got my 8 hours in today, left at 3pm, drove to - what I couldn't find the address. It was leading me to the police department but this is a private company. Well I tried a different map and it had the same ending. So, I went into police headquarters and lo and behold, there was a sign in the lobby with the name of the company on it and a lady sitting on a couch - no-one else there - asking me if I was there for fingerprinting. Yup, I am. I'm early too. No matter, she replied, other clients aren't here. It took about 15 minutes to complete. Thumbs. Fingers. Each finger including a side print. They got me in their system, but then again, they've had me in their system since I was 13 years old.
Now it's a waiting game up to 3 months to actually get the license. Not a big hurry. I don't have a handgun that will work for concealed carry and I don't want to open- carry. I was given several names of guns for consideration by the officer that conducted the course, I will look into it once I get the license.
This dude calling Valerie on a daily basis - while we were still married.
Well, I find out today, she's married to him.
You didn't read that wrong. She has already remarried and to this dude she was allegedly only "talking to" on the phone. I asked her at the time: have you been having sex with him? The fact that she could remarry what amounts to a total stranger in such a short time. Conversely, the fact that she was basically dating this dude before we got divorced. It will be a good thing that I don't ever happen upon them together in public somewhere. For if that happens, there will be a confrontation. I didn't say violence, don't read what I didn't say, but there will be a verbal confrontation and it won't be pleasant.
Not seeking any of this out, I just don't ever want to see them together, for in my world, that is an extremely bad, evil and deceitful thing to do. I don't wonder if I couldn't get a lawyer to sue on this. I consider this marital unfaithfulness and I have a solid case for damages. She is rich now, she apparently got a retirement lump sum and she has sold her house and already moved to the new property. I helped her sell that house. I spent my own money on paint and materials to make that place look as presentable as possible without spending a fortune on it.
Whatever. I may dwell on this to some extent in the next coming days. Natural human response, wouldn't you say?
I got my 8 hours in today, left at 3pm, drove to - what I couldn't find the address. It was leading me to the police department but this is a private company. Well I tried a different map and it had the same ending. So, I went into police headquarters and lo and behold, there was a sign in the lobby with the name of the company on it and a lady sitting on a couch - no-one else there - asking me if I was there for fingerprinting. Yup, I am. I'm early too. No matter, she replied, other clients aren't here. It took about 15 minutes to complete. Thumbs. Fingers. Each finger including a side print. They got me in their system, but then again, they've had me in their system since I was 13 years old.
Now it's a waiting game up to 3 months to actually get the license. Not a big hurry. I don't have a handgun that will work for concealed carry and I don't want to open- carry. I was given several names of guns for consideration by the officer that conducted the course, I will look into it once I get the license.
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