Post by darkness0within on Oct 11, 2018 13:26:07 GMT -6
Me and my cat.
Well. It’s just me and the cat now. My wife has gone to heaven this past month. And how I miss her! But she had gone a while before due to the Alzheimer’s she suffered with.
Irene was so beautiful in her youth, so intelligent and witty. I never worked out what she actually saw in me, but she must have seen something to marry me. And we were married for forty three years, and had three children, a girl and two boys. It’s a shame how they all turned out.
Simon left home to travel the world, but after just a few letters from him from various parts of the world he just stopped writing. I don’t know to this day if he is still alive or dead.
Thomas had his life all set out. An architect he wanted to be, and after a glittering academic career he found drugs and went off the rails. We had contact with him only when he wanted money, and would take things from the house if he ever stayed with us on the odd occasions he had nowhere else to stay. Dishevelled and smelly we tried to get him back on the right path, but we failed, he overdosed when he was thirty two in some dirty apartment far from home. Losing both boys broke Irene’s heart.
Mary was not the brightest child, and she was always getting into trouble at school for this or that, and we were always being told by the teachers Mary wasn’t applying herself to her lessons. But she was funny, and we loved her dearly, as we did our boys.
She married a shop keeper, a business man, a pimp, and also some bodybuilder. We only went to the first two weddings. She had seven children between them. She’s still alive, but she never visited, even when Irene was becoming ill. No doubt when I pop my clogs she’ll be round to inherit what I left behind.
But it’s just me and the cat now. She sits with me during the day purring as we watch TV.
I do worry for her when my time comes. I leave several bowls of food and water out for her, which I change every day. So if I go at least she’ll have a chance that someone will find her. But she may go first as she’s sixteen now. That makes me sad thinking about it.
But for now it’s just me and the cat.
Darkness.
Well. It’s just me and the cat now. My wife has gone to heaven this past month. And how I miss her! But she had gone a while before due to the Alzheimer’s she suffered with.
Irene was so beautiful in her youth, so intelligent and witty. I never worked out what she actually saw in me, but she must have seen something to marry me. And we were married for forty three years, and had three children, a girl and two boys. It’s a shame how they all turned out.
Simon left home to travel the world, but after just a few letters from him from various parts of the world he just stopped writing. I don’t know to this day if he is still alive or dead.
Thomas had his life all set out. An architect he wanted to be, and after a glittering academic career he found drugs and went off the rails. We had contact with him only when he wanted money, and would take things from the house if he ever stayed with us on the odd occasions he had nowhere else to stay. Dishevelled and smelly we tried to get him back on the right path, but we failed, he overdosed when he was thirty two in some dirty apartment far from home. Losing both boys broke Irene’s heart.
Mary was not the brightest child, and she was always getting into trouble at school for this or that, and we were always being told by the teachers Mary wasn’t applying herself to her lessons. But she was funny, and we loved her dearly, as we did our boys.
She married a shop keeper, a business man, a pimp, and also some bodybuilder. We only went to the first two weddings. She had seven children between them. She’s still alive, but she never visited, even when Irene was becoming ill. No doubt when I pop my clogs she’ll be round to inherit what I left behind.
But it’s just me and the cat now. She sits with me during the day purring as we watch TV.
I do worry for her when my time comes. I leave several bowls of food and water out for her, which I change every day. So if I go at least she’ll have a chance that someone will find her. But she may go first as she’s sixteen now. That makes me sad thinking about it.
But for now it’s just me and the cat.
Darkness.