Yesterday I attended the court ordered Kids First workshop. It is designed to teach parents how to help their children with separation and divorce. I chose the first class on a Saturday that was available. Guess who also chose the same day? If you guessed John, you would be correct! Also joining John was his girlfriend, Heather. Oh the irony….
So the group of 30 parents sat around a huge table and our instructor asked how many were attending with a co-parent. I raised my hand, but John didn’t. The numbers didn’t work out evenly and she asked again. This time she thought John’s co-parent was the woman beside me. I volunteered that he was my husband to clear things up. Our instructor complimented the 6 of us who were attending the same time as our co-parents. Shortly after that, John asked the instructor to step outside. When they returned, John ordered Heather to get up because they were leaving. Her response was “I don’t think that’s a good choice.” What she thought didn’t matter because out the door they went.
The rest of us started with the workshop and I have to admit, it was very educational. I hope that John and Heather both attend. I actually think it’s great that Heather is going also. This class may open both their eyes….it did open mine.
There were serious rain storms over the weekend. My newly carpeted and linoleum floors were ruined and water was everywhere. My room-mate was certain there wouldn’t be any flooding issues, but he was wrong. I’m looking at apartments again and this time I’m NOT moving into a basement! I hope to find an apartment in Eastern York school district so custody is no longer an issue. Tesla’s health is most important to me and I can not stay living here now that I know it will flood.
My never dull life….
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Its kinda like split the trophy down the middle, the one that agrees, looses. Good for you doll, you were the adult yet again. I have no clue how the court does not see the truth. Eastern York would be great, closer to me LOL.
Congratulations on being the better person!
Hopefully, the instructor takes notes and passes this along. I’ve never met your daughter, but no child should grow up raising their parent.
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