Family and Scatterings
Apr. 4th, 2006 07:36 amMom leaves for Japan this morning, or perhaps it's acccurate to say mom is leaving for Japan. I'll miss her. Last time when she left I barely noticed, so immersed was I in supporting myself, breaking up with everyone I'd ever dated, etc. I went out for dinner with her and my brother last night, and came back and cried for a little bit, because... I love her, and she's had a pretty hard life, and I've had a wonderful one, and I don't know how to make it up to her. I only say this because I told them a little about Bevan's house and, for just a minute, she got real quiet and looked down. The conversation continued on to something else, etc, but here I'd hurt her by bringing her back to that time for a moment.
So I'll miss her, and I'll be glad when she's back in August.
Juggler is leaving for Thailand for a bit, and Graham's heading up to his family, so over Easter weekend there will be a much smaller chunk of my-family-people-I-love in the city than usual. It's also a lot of cold-turkey on physical contact, not just sex. I'm thinking of making some sort of Easter dinner and inviting my brothers; I'm thinking of taking off to visit Bevan or Trevor in non-Vancouver type places, although the likelihood that they too will be visiting their parents is high. Likely, everyone will be doing so at some point.
I feel a bit melancholy about the whole thing, but given the brilliant golden sun and my eight-hour shift outside today, I bet that won't last. No reason for it to anyhow; worst that happens is that I garden a lot and share an Easter dinner with my rats. Tonight dinner is already made, waiting for me in the fridge at home. Today will be nice and easy.
So I'll miss her, and I'll be glad when she's back in August.
Juggler is leaving for Thailand for a bit, and Graham's heading up to his family, so over Easter weekend there will be a much smaller chunk of my-family-people-I-love in the city than usual. It's also a lot of cold-turkey on physical contact, not just sex. I'm thinking of making some sort of Easter dinner and inviting my brothers; I'm thinking of taking off to visit Bevan or Trevor in non-Vancouver type places, although the likelihood that they too will be visiting their parents is high. Likely, everyone will be doing so at some point.
I feel a bit melancholy about the whole thing, but given the brilliant golden sun and my eight-hour shift outside today, I bet that won't last. No reason for it to anyhow; worst that happens is that I garden a lot and share an Easter dinner with my rats. Tonight dinner is already made, waiting for me in the fridge at home. Today will be nice and easy.
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Date: 2006-04-04 02:52 pm (UTC)