The Best:
My husband was berating me about the car again this morning, and he also asked me for money, I stood strong on both accounts. I was firm, but I wasn't mean. Yay, me. (Yuck, him.)
The Worst:
I'm being rather lazy this morning. I'm not sure why, but I don't want to do anything. There's a yoga class at noon that I'm half thinking of blowing off. I know I'll feel better if I get myself up and out there, but I might not do it.
Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Friday, April 25, 2008
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Morning.
The Worst:
I was snarly when I went to pay at the methadone clinic, and I spoke about my husband with a chiding tone.
The Best:
I took care of myself by going ahead and paying at the methadone clinic so I don't have to get up early in the morning and by taking some pictures of beautiful things this morning. It was a good way to start off my day.
I was snarly when I went to pay at the methadone clinic, and I spoke about my husband with a chiding tone.
The Best:
I took care of myself by going ahead and paying at the methadone clinic so I don't have to get up early in the morning and by taking some pictures of beautiful things this morning. It was a good way to start off my day.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Afternoon.
The Best:
I established a boundary! With my mother!
The Worst:
I am fretting uselessly about money.
I established a boundary! With my mother!
The Worst:
I am fretting uselessly about money.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Morning.
Best:
I gave my husband some feedback this morning that seemed helpful to him. I'm proud of him for making some positive plans for change in his life. I hope he is able to follow through.
Worst:
I lied to him all weekend long about money. I kept telling him that I was broke, and I stuck by it so hard that I suffered, too. I needed to go to the grocery store to buy some things for the week, but I want him to suffer so that he will get a job (as if that has ever worked). This morning, I stopped on the way to work and bought things for my own lunch. It's wrong to lie. I should be strong enough to say that I have a little money for groceries and not buy him extra things.
I gave my husband some feedback this morning that seemed helpful to him. I'm proud of him for making some positive plans for change in his life. I hope he is able to follow through.
Worst:
I lied to him all weekend long about money. I kept telling him that I was broke, and I stuck by it so hard that I suffered, too. I needed to go to the grocery store to buy some things for the week, but I want him to suffer so that he will get a job (as if that has ever worked). This morning, I stopped on the way to work and bought things for my own lunch. It's wrong to lie. I should be strong enough to say that I have a little money for groceries and not buy him extra things.
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