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The Diary of Anais (Satin) (Read 234696 times)
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Reply #300 - Nov 22nd, 2005 at 10:02am
 
Sounds like you would just love to post what you bought for whom........ Grin sooooo funny!

I am still looking and trying to decide what I am goiing to buy  Roll Eyes
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Reply #301 - Nov 23rd, 2005 at 10:07pm
 
I've been trying to get a hold of K but he hasn't been picking up the phone or returning his calls. It turns out he is sleeping with someone else. All that devotion from him and now it turns out to be a poor excuse for utilitarian self-benefit. Yikes! Angry We were best friends. We were intimate in so many ways. This is a really bizarre feeling. I gave myself the day-before-yesterday to mope around and cry, and talk to a friend. Now I'm doing much better than I expected. However he still has my favorite book in the entire universe and if it hasn't been torn to shreds by now by his new girlfriend's toddler, I want it back. Naturally I could buy a new one, but I have notes all over it and inside it. There are about 50 post-its in the pages. There are underlines and notes on each page.

Things I need to keep in mind:
  • It's not my fault he cheated!
  • It's going to be ok.
  • Life is beautiful.
  • I WILL get that book back
It's just been a really bizarre contradictory week. I'm getting the job of my dreams, ran into my best friend whom I haven't seen in ages, and yet find out that my (apparently-not-my) Love has been cheating. Truly bizarre. I haven't even gotten a hold of him about it yet. He hasn't called back at all.

Went to the optometrist. It was an interesting experience. First, the glaucoma test failed three or four times on me because my reflexes are too sensitive. They did the air-puff thing over and over again to make sure I didn't have glaucoma. Apparently I don't have glaucoma, nor do I have anything else, but it was after three or more zffft's of air into each eye. Then the Doc called me in for the "One or Two" examination. but first he turned out the light and got really really close to my eye with a flashlight. His face was about an inch away from mine and he was a total stranger. I couldn't help this, but... I burst out laughing! Really really loudly! Twice! ::shakes head:: Embarrassing  Roll Eyes

{skip if you have a very weak stomach}
And I read this article (yesterday) today from the New York Times. It's about the business of cleaning up after dead people, which is never discussed or thought of... because it is indeed very messy. Imagine stomach acid burning holes through furniture after the deaths of the elderly, remaining parts of brain after a gunshot suicide, or organ residue at a murder scene. (Criminals and suicide victims just don't think about the messes they make)But this business of cleaning up, run by Ronald Gospodarski, is very underappreciated. They clean and sanitize murder, suicide scenes and places where people are otherwise found dead. It's stinky and germy there. It's unsuitable for living. But someone's gotta clean up all that leftover crap. Gospodarski's crew uses hardcore chemicals, bleach, whatever it takes, sometimes sanitizing furniture and objects and then flooding the area with 200+ degrees of heat to essentially autoclave the house. Kudos to death scene cleanup crews.

And this is something I photographed on a gal's door the other day:
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Reply #302 - Nov 24th, 2005 at 12:10am
 
((((((((((hugs)))))))))) Cry Cry I'm so sorry, you deserve much better Anais. Ohhhhh...that...that Angry, well it's not really my business to say anything about that Lips Sealed

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Reply #303 - Nov 24th, 2005 at 12:37am
 
I'm so sorry your relationship has taken this bad turn.  I hope you can get things worked out and you move on with your life quickly.
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Reply #304 - Nov 24th, 2005 at 2:18am
 
Oh, I'm so sorry about what happened! I agree with Beesan 100%, you deserve a lot better than that.

(((((((((((HUGS))))))))))))
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Reply #305 - Nov 24th, 2005 at 3:10am
 
(((hugs)))  Anais!!  I'm very sorry to hear this news.  You are absolutely right, it is NOT your fault his behavior totally sucks!!
I hope you will take however much time to grieve this loss.

Congratulations on your good news!!! 

Enjoy your thanksgiving!!
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Reply #306 - Nov 25th, 2005 at 1:09am
 
Thanks everyone for your hugs and support.

Weird thing is... I'm not much in the "grieving stage" at this point for some reason. Or maybe because I haven't gotten over the initial shock. I've actually been quite happy and that scares me, since if I'm happy, then does that mean my relationship didn't have much to begin with? Then again, I'm really unusually optimistic. Lately I've been telling myself, "Better now than later!" and "If he doesn't recognize a good person when he sees one, then he can date all the trash he wants!"

Go figure. Tongue

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Reply #307 - Nov 25th, 2005 at 3:20am
 
Nice new avatar, and interesting hair-freezing story!  I never thought of that because it doesn't get that cold where I live, but it makes complete sense. 

I'm so sorry to hear what K did.  Sad  *hug* 

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Reply #308 - Nov 25th, 2005 at 7:13am
 
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Thanks everyone for your hugs and support.

Weird thing is... I'm not much in the "grieving stage" at this point for some reason. Or maybe because I haven't gotten over the initial shock. I've actually been quite happy and that scares me, since if I'm happy, then does that mean my relationship didn't have much to begin with? Then again, I'm really unusually optimistic. Lately I've been telling myself, "Better now than later!" and "If he doesn't recognize a good person when he sees one, then he can date all the trash he wants!"

Go figure. Tongue

Anais


Oh wow. Umm...Hmmm...You're handling things much better than I would have in your situation. I think I would still be in a p*ssed off, cursing-the-ground-he-walks-on phase.

If you have by passed the grieving stage, that's great and we'll always be here when you need us! If not and it doesn't hit you until later, we're still here for you, Anais.  Smiley  Smiley
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Reply #309 - Nov 25th, 2005 at 7:25am
 
((((hug))))

I'm so sorry to hear of your situation and hope that things will work out for you.            
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Reply #310 - Nov 25th, 2005 at 4:42pm
 
((((((hugs)))))) I've been through a few bad realtionships too and I feel for you.  I hope things get better.
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Reply #311 - Nov 26th, 2005 at 6:16pm
 
sorry to hear that anais! Undecided  goodluck in future relationships.   i already warned my husband if he ever even thinks about cheating he can say goodbye to his manhood forever, if you know what i mean!    look on the bright side at least you have gorgeous hair!
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Reply #312 - Nov 26th, 2005 at 8:18pm
 
Poor Anais. That is a total bummer, but your intuition about it is quite keen.

Infidelity comes in many different forms, and most of us (whether we're aware or not) have been victims of it before. It was quite a weighty factor in my own divorce.

You're right to think that it isn't your fault that he cheated.

You're also not "wrong" to feel better about not being with him anymore. I can assure you, strangely enough, that I never felt so free and alive as after splitting up with my former husband.
    You've freed yourself from a bad situation, even if it had to come at a hefty price. What matters is that you did the right thing and you know it.

Also, you're not "wrong" to think that this newfound feeling of optimism is a sign that things weren't going so well in your relationship in the first place.

Infidelity happens because there are problems in the relationship, no matter how deep-rooted or superficial they may be.

Whatever his reasons were, you can't do anything about it now.
    What you can do, however, is march over there and ask to have your book back. Just be sure to do it in a mature, polite fashion. You don't need any more drama at this point.

Also, while you are now free to enjoy the single life once again, do be wary of other potential mates. Try not to rush into a new relationship just yet. You will no doubt have lingering "issues" from the last one to work out in your head. You definitely don't want to bring those into a new relationship & force them onto your new lover.
    Don't settle for less than you ultimately want/deserve either. No matter how cute & wonderful a person seems, if they have serious problems (like dishonesty, financial ruin or substance abuse), don't go after them anyway, hoping they will change. Chances are, they won't.

You've got the right attitude already. Just stay strong & stick to your guns. Besides...think of all the extra time & TLC you'll be able to devote to your hair now!  Smiley

If you ever need advice from someone who's been there & done that, or just want to get something out of your system, feel free to e-mail me: midnightrose@hauntedmansion.com

Remember: You Are Excellence!  Wink
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Reply #313 - Nov 27th, 2005 at 7:51am
 
Thank you everyone for your hugs and comfort.

Angel Spun - great advice from a strong woman Kiss Thank you for reinforcing the stuff that needed to be said, not just for me but for EVERYONE who is even remotely close to a relationship.

Thanksgiving dinner was a hit. Everyone on this side of the state was able to make it to Thanksgiving. Cheesy It was an amazing excuse to sit around and talk about recent foreign trips and catch up on family news. I'm also glad to have been able to enjoy Thanksgiving despite what happened earlier in the week. The food was amazing of course - though we did have too much available. There was about 12 servings EACH of eggrolls, green bean casserole, broccoli and cheddar casserole, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, turkey, prime rib roast, stuffing, red potatoes, peas, carrots, corn, yams, carrot cake, and apple pie. Some of the food went untouched, going home with us for leftovers, effectively being added to our breakfast menu for now until the following month. WOW Shocked

New eyeglasses should be available by Wednesday of this coming week. They're the same frames that I have currently, a bronze/brass finish on the edges with tortoiseshell rim. They're really antique-looking and classic. I'm glad they haven't discontinued this design. They've had it for at least a couple years now.

Hair. I think the last time I washed my hair was Thursday November 17. At least that was the last time I remember doing any kind of full vinegar washing. It's weird how quickly time flew this week, hairwise. It doesn't feel like.. what.. 8th, 9th day hair? It really doesn't. I wet my scalp down a couple times this week because of itch, but other than that, there hasn't been any washing. Bleh. I'm just having a don't-care-about-hair phase. Even though... When wet-combed straight, it's long enough to get caught in that crack of my butt!!!! Grin

Work. I've revised a resume and prepared a cover letter, personal statement, and examples of past work to submit on Monday with my application package. Target: a management position. The job is already mine because I'm the only qualified applicant, but what the hey Roll Eyes

and now..

I'm just sleepy.
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Reply #314 - Nov 28th, 2005 at 6:18am
 
Hair. I just washed it for the first time since Thursday November 17 (I think). It was a usual treatment of CCCC although I haven't put on the Giovanni yet. I took a little extra time in the shower today to scritch with my nails and use a bit of warm water on my scalp (for the first time in a long while). So far the shampoo-free thing has gone so well. I've been mostly shampoo-free since Beltaine. There were some "relapses" when I tried shampoo just to see how different it would feel. Otherwise I haven't missed it much, except that Paul Mitchell shampoo smells like Down To Earth bubble bath. Paul Mitchell shampoo doubles as a good body wash, as probably most shampoos do.

I can't find Down To Earth bubble bath. I am almost completely certain that it is called Down To Earth. But I can't find it. If anyone sees it please PLEASE let me know.

Saw an old friend from high school .... she knew me when I had a pixie and she had tailbone length hair. Now we're both the same length at hippish. Wowzers Cheesy

And to my SSB, have you received your package yet? It's been a week and I hope it hasn't gotten lost in the holiday mail. The package was only going within the continental U.S.

oohh tired. I always seem to log on when I'm too tired to read normal threads and respond to them.

Sweet dreams all.

Anais
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