Cody said I was crazy today. In one of my most not-crazy moments. Not sure what to say to that, really. On top of trying to be a better wife and work hard at my job so I can get a raise, now I get to figure out how to stop being crazy without funds for a therapist. Grrrrreeeeaaaat.
Oh, HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY! Totally watching that movie tonight :)
I'm not going to lie but I totally want to see a therapist because sometimes I think I drive myself crazy.
ReplyDeleteI don't think you're crazy though. And yeah, I wish therapy was free and not an arm and a leg. I wonder if I donate a kidney, if that'll pay for enough sessions to last me at least three years?
Oh and now when I see your title "writenow," I all of a sudden start humming "speak now" by Taylor Swift. Random.
You're not crazy. :) You're very sweet and optimistic and a billion other things, but not crazy.
ReplyDeleteI've totally gotten into Taylor Swift recently, thanks to my little brother having a celebrity crush on her. In fact, she is the ONLY country music he will listen to. And thanks for the votes, ladies. Cody is the wrong person to throw the first stone, but I'm not perfect either. I think the Bishop will have to do until we can afford therapy. And I'm sure with help from the Lord, the Bishop will do just fine :)
ReplyDeleteBabe, I am only saying this because I know you have mentioned it a few times, but if you talk to your bishop and mention therapy, he can refer you to lds.family services, and the church might be able to help you with that.
ReplyDeleteAnd I have to agree with the others, I don't think you are crazy, but I also don't think it is fair for your husband to say things like that to you.