Great weekend, met with K4D and TulsaTime from here and another guy as well. Love Hard Eight Barbecue. Helped build my friend's house out at camp as well.
Went last night to the first In-N-Out in Texas. Man the crowds are crazy! Very good. Went and worked out after that and watched the Mavs make it to the finals. Too bad for the Lakers
Nice texts with W back and forth, contact had been kind of low so thought I'd give it a shot.
Today she asked me if I'm still driving my truck, and I told her that I still have the rental car. It's been such a blessing. We were texting about some other stuff, and she said "I obviously haven't had a chance to send the paperwork yet". I just ignored that. Not going to talk about D papers on SMS.
She mentioned that I might not need to insure the truck if I'm not driving it. Right now she's paying the truck insurance and I'm paying the IRS payment because it's about the same.
So, sounds like she might be moving forward with things. Or thinking about it. I might send her an e-mail because that's what she requested. Thinking of taking a chance and sending her something from "Army Wives" the summer she left. I've been watching it a lot. We enjoyed that show so much right up until S.
The video is a song called "Wounded Heart", and I really remember it getting to me that summer. It really describes our sitch I think.
Wounded heart I cannot save you from yourself Though I wanted to be brave It never helps Cause your trouble's like a flood Raging through your veins And no amount of love's enough To end the pain
Tenderness and time can heal A right gone wrong But the anger that you feel Goes on and on And it's not enough to know That I love you still So I'll take my heart and go For I've had my fill
If you listen you can hear The angels' wings Up above our heads so near They are hovering Waiting to reach out for love When it falls apart When it cannot rise above A wounded heart
Me: 30 W: 28 T 8, M 6 S: 7-27-2007 W filed (again) 3-2011 Served 8-2011 Responded, now dark "I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear" MLK