Showing posts with label percocets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label percocets. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Notes and a Breakdown

(Started last week)
What a weekend. Not fun, but a lot to chew on.  I'd like to think that I at least gave Kara a fun weekend, which is really all I care about.  On Friday I cleaned her room, which she actually did notice.  Saturday... I don't think we did much.  Sunday we went outside and finger painted -I think she had more fun putting paint on all our noses and washing her hands in the bucket that actually painting.  After her nap we went to Joe and Mindy's -she played in the sweltering humidity in their dirty (sorry) backyard with JD and little Mikey for hours.  Monday morning I took Kara with me to the store, with a quick flower pick-up at Produce Junction -a fun adventure.  After nap we did an early picnic table dinner (love, just so much more relaxing than inside, feel luxurious) then played in the water table and ran through the sprinkler.
Found more pills on Sunday morning.  This time oxycodones. Journaled about it while resting (so exhausted all weekend), lost one of my diamond earrings that Mommoms had given me while getting ready to shower, cried while Kurt helped me to look for it and then he found the journal page.  No talk... "Is there something you want to (talk to me about)?"  WTF. "Is the something you want to talk to me about, Kurt? Whatever you want Kurt, whatever you wish."  At this point, at least, his little pill addiction has very little to do with me and pales in comparison to the loss of my grandmother.  No dipshit, I don't care to beg you to stop doing pills AGAIN and I honestly don't care to hear more lies, bullshitting and crybaby idiocy about your immature, unmotivated issues.  BUT, if you want to talk, I will listen, I will lend a supportive encouraging ear.  I will not make your addiction my life, I have to much to live for not to mention the huge responsibility of raising an incredible, beautiful, intelligent, loving human.
So this is what he found.  And I don't feel sorry about it.

"Found oxcdn this morning! What is going on?!
He's acting really bad, worse. Jibberishing, defensive. My tolerance is low because I'm still not sleeping well.  I feel so physically tired, I really worked my ass off on Friday and got a lot done. But I'm paying for it.
The doctor name on the bottle is new. Who is prescribing him this shit for back pain? Who would? What kind of bullshit scam is he into now?
I was feeling nauseous this  morning and he was being obnoxious and loud with Kara. -which I  mostly let go. Its not good for her, but she has to learn to deal with it and I can't shield her from everything. (At a time when she is mimicing everything, great that her dad's a drug addict :erratic, moody, up & down, loud and rammy, whiny, overly particular in one moment and distracted and clouded the next.)
I've been thinking that her childhood is way too close to mine for comfort, but now, with Kurt and his bottle full of oxys, it just dawned on me that it may be worse.
And me. He's being mean. We're going to a party at Joe & Mindy's when Kara wakes up and I feel it will end up a repeat of Ross' parents' house. Trying to psyche myself up, armor up and be prepared for some sort of emotional abuse. I am strong. He is weak. I can choose."

So he didn't want to talk I guess.  He moved the pill bottle into the house (I don't even get the courtesy of a good hiding place) and there were less than half than the morning before.
If you and I break up, whatever the cause or reason, you will not see our daughter unsupervised without a clean drug test.  I will let the court know that you have successfully and recently used someone else's urine to pass drug test for work and that you need to have a closely monitored test.
He may have also read these, which I also don't care, not to mention they are good notes. (This was written while we were living with Lorraine.)


And here, for posterity, the oxies. Effin druggie. Poor Kara.










Thursday, June 16, 2011

Beginner's Sun Salutation Pictorial

Kurt's out of percocets.  The bottle in his car is empty and I didn't see any anywhere else.
...so what happens now?  I plan on studying his withdrawal.  And staying calm, remembering that he has an illness and it is not my responsibility to get him to stop eating pills (or to stop being a pothead). As I said in the email to my brother (who I really should call) "It Is What It Is." 

That being said, I'm putting together my favorite 'beginner's sun salutation guide' from MBV, my homegirl.

 Right now, I'm doing what I think must be the ultimate beginner's version, which is: go straight from plank to your belly on an exhale, then to modified cobra with the next inhale.

I truly love yoga, and I'm so grateful to have taken that beginner's class last year and to have the chance to do the classes that I can now.  'Develop a Home Practice' is high on the list of things to do.  A lot of the other things I would like to do/accomplish hinge on the sense of self and calm that yoga helps me with.



images via Chi blog, and 'Chi blog favorite' goes to Margaret Burns Vap (aka my homegirl)

I hear a MBV blog post calling from the distance... {hello!..}. {{hello!}}

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Wishlist: Marais shoes

Shoes | Marais USA

Shoes | Marais USA (clipped to Polyvore.com)
I have no idea how this picutre got here, I just meant to clip this picture to the website, but I'm not unhappy that it is.  Wow, I have a lot to learn. Thank goodness for practice.  I've been eyeing these up for a while, ever since somebody -can't remember who right now, but probably one of my trifecta favorites- had Marais espadrilles -also jonesing for- on her blog a couple months ago.  Love these: the bows, the cap toe, the perfect go-with-everything neutral combo, the mary-jane buckle, the dressy flatness.  I'm wondering how they fit and look on and how difficult returns are in case of an unfortunate disaster, i.e. they don't look nearly as cute as they do in pictures.

K and I took the day off yesterday to go with Kara's daycare to Storybook Land.  Worth it I believe, hanging out with her friends outside of daycare is big with Kara, and she had a lot of fun, running around hand in hand with her 'bestie' Ana, seeing a lot of her other friends (spent most of the day with Ana and Sydney, but we also hung out with Joey and saw Rory and Jack, Sarai, and Addie, showing off her idependence -these are the kind of childhood memories I want to help create.  And K and I had fun seeing Kara so happy, spending extra quality time with her and meeting and hanging out with Ana's parents.  K -little social butterfly that he is- actually got Vitali's, Ana's father, number and talked about having a dinner date together.  Which makes me nervous, especially since I do really like them.  K seems like a nice interesting fellow at first, but when you get the full-K experience you find he is riddled with negativity.  Something I don't want to inflict on other people, especially people we don't know and especially good, intelligent, family minded people.  But I'll go along with this -in the interest of developing positive experiences if not more 'evidence' that we need to separate because of him-, my knuckles white from gripping the seat.
Btw, I have more percocet pictures that I'm not sure how to put up.  Mr. Wonderful has quite a collection of pill bottles and doesn't seem very interested in hiding them. I guess they'll just go here.  For safekeeping.
Speaking of wild rides, I went on the 'Twirling Turtle' rides -Ana's idea- and felt nauseous the rest of the day. I like that I can push through things like that for the greater good.

These I found Monday morning: