There are so many reason of why I want to pack up and move away from my family and never look at any of them again, especially tonight. They make me angry, sad, depressed and even self conscious. But I love them. Even though they are all insane (except my father, as anyone who knows him can agree) I have learned so much from each of them.
My father has taught/forced me to be more independent and become a harder worker. My mother taught me how to cook and clean and care for others. My sister Shannon taught me to think outside of the box while my other sister Annelise taught me to recognize the world around me and not just Provo, Utah or even the U.S.A. And last of all my brother Eric. My brother, who literally saved my life has taught me to love. That seems so silly because he seems like anything but a loving sweet sensitive guy now but when we were younger after experiencing hard times together we became inseparable. For years we would only sleep in the same room, eat together and even had to be in the same kindergarden class for a year. He was so kind and so protective it made me want to reach out and let others feel that same comfort and joy I felt with him.
I love my family. I am so glad I am sealed to them. The future for our family is looking very crazy right now. But like always, we’ll stick together.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Family.
Posted by Lindsay Duerden at 1:47 AM
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Sorry things are so crazy right now. Often those people we love the most are also the ones who can drive us the most crazy! And sometimes we get along better when we all have a little space.
But it's also good that you recognize the positive things that your family brings to your life. It always helps to take stock and remember how we're blessed by the same people who make us nuts!
Let me know if you need anything!
I love your family. I can't wait to be a part of them :]
Sometimes it helps to just express the frustration. I hope this post was cathartic for you.
Marie is right... It's the ones who are closest to us that have the most effect on our emotions. So just remember that the level of frustration you experience towards your family is actually a measure of your love of them. :)
Oh I have so been there done that. Seriously, we could swap stories on family drama sometime. Hang in there and keep your head up. I hope you can make it Sunday to the party...it wouldn't be the same without you! xoxo
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