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I knew exactly which classes I wanted to attend and made 2 dishes that they provided me the recipe for. My daughter had volunteered to help with the nursery and so we got up early, dressed and went to the stake center. As I walked in with her, there were so many couples dropping off their kiddos and so off she went to do her childcare duties. I walked down the hall to drop my dishes off at the kitchen and saw a bunch of people I knew...all walking hand in hand with their hubbies and looking oh so happy and cheerful. It was then that I was hit with emotion (sadness - which doesn't happen too often...no, I didn't cry). I suddenly began to really miss my hubby, I felt lonely and started feeling sorry for myself. I quickly lost my desire to attend this function by myself and so, I left.
Am I a wimp or what?
6 comments:
You are NOT a whimp for loving your husband! You 2 are a great couple!
You are not a whimp. It is challenging to go to those kind of activities alone. I can understand feeling almost out-of-place all of a sudden. When you have that special someone there it is like you have at least one person that you can share a common laugh, or a knowing look with. It makes it easier to get through. You are no whimp.
yes you're a wimp for leaving.
but it will help you better understand other single who show up alone right? And nobody is better at befriending than you, so you can snag them before they walk back out the door.
julie, i have been crying myself to sleep since steve has left.I refuse to play basketball without him.
wait, that was from Art up there ^
You are not a wimp! It is hard to do things husband-less but I wish you would have come and sat with us. I ended up going to all of the classes alone while Alan worked in the kitchen.
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