My kids and I went over to the house to make a fabulous Christmas dinner for us and Bobby. About an hour after we arrived and started getting things together. I told Bobby he is supposed to go pick up the ring. he tells me no, he can just go get it sometime after Christmas. And then he says he has to leave to go spend Christmas with his family and we are excluded from the family gathering. Not to mention he left 2 hours earlier than he said he needed to be there. He tells me he will be back in just a little bit. I said, yea right. I was hurt and pissed. So he leaves and the kids and I go on by ourselves. We waited hours and hours so fianly we eat dinner without him. He didn't bother to call me one time to wish me a merry Christmas or to see how we were doing, knowing how badly I was hurting. I sent gifts to his family for Christmas. Nobody even bothered to call me to thank me. So I feel like I wasted my time, money, and effort I had put into them. His sister did thank me when they came to pick them up though the other night. Finaly 7 hours pass by and the kids are anxious to open gifts. We had to celebrate Christmas eve cuz my son goes to the airport this morning for Seattle. I didn't feel like we belonged at the house so we cleaned up and packed their gifts in the van and left to come back home. Shortly after we arrived home Bobby shows up. The kids went back to the house to get his gifts because unlike him, they wanted him to be a part of their Christmas. We exchanged maybe 5 words to eachother while they were gone. They returned and they opened gifts. Bobby did great with what he got the kids. Not only did he leave us behind for Christmas but he didn't get me anything either. Hows that for ya? Afterwards I went to my room and layed down. I am not sure how much time had passed before he came in as I had fallen asleep. He came in said....I am sorry, crawled into my bed and fell asleep. So there is my Christmas. How was yours?
2006-12-25
02:39:42
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