Black Beauties, 1 White Cross and a Bong Part 2
Monday came and went. I thought a lot about my weekend while I worked at my job in the factory and when I got home. A couple days later, I stopped in at my lady friends house again. I didn't share with her how I spent my weekend but I realized somehow I needed to change what my life was all about. I needed something; but I had no clue what that was.
Months earlier, I realized that I couldn't leave my husband. I had no where to go. I had no money. We lived paycheck to paycheck. I couldn't leave my kids with HER.. the "other woman". You see, she lived with us. She was our babysitter. After I found out what was going on at my house with her, I made her leave. I learned that my trying to help someone , (she had it really bad at home) doesn't always work out for me. And... I DID come to believe that, "No good deed is left unpunished"...Yes, life was a total MESS!
Just a year earlier, life had seemed so promising when we moved down here from up north. I never thought it would be like this. It was a new start, a new job for my husband and hope for us. How different this was all turning out for us.... At this point I was very bitter, and angry and hurt, with no answers.
Just about a week after I decided to never go partying again or do uppers or pot, my lady friend asked me if I would please join her for a full day away at a "retreat."
... I thought "Oh no!! I don't think so!"
But with every excuse I gave her, she had a remedy! I said I would need to make my husbands lunch for him, she took care of that, I didn't have a babysitter, she arranged that! and I didn't have anything to wear to such a deal. She took me shopping. What could I do.... she was so determined, I couldn't say no.
After all, she had been so kind to me for months and she needed someone to go with her, and I could handle a break, a day away, at a RETREAT, what ever THAT was...
The day came, and she picked me and my children up, and took us all to a lady's home, Emma was her name. She lived out in the country in a huge farmhouse. She answered the door with a big smile and said "Oh its so nice to finally meet you, Darcy, come on in!"
So I did and we dropped off the 3 kids and then we left. Our "retreat" was in the next town, It was at a church, and I did guess, since I was Catholic, that we would be praying; I knew all the prayers from the catechism I had learned as a child. I felt ok, and it was gonna be fine.
Well, it was nothing like that. ...
It was nothing like that.. it was love in it's purest form ❤️
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