There are a multitude of reasons my mother didn’t like me. I believe, (and let’s be honest here, these ramblings are nothing more or less than my view on my world.) that I was the second step in hooking “this man” for life. The fact that he went and got himself clipped was certainly not part of the bargain. So she was stuck with ME being the last gold nugget out of her womb. To say that she was disappointed would be putting it lightly. And in some ways, I can see the woman’s point of view.
Once I hit the ripe old age of 5, you could not make me cry. I was that alien creature that could not be bent. No punishment on earth could actually hurt me. In fact, my ass was tougher than a ship full of Marines. I was also smart enough to have that wonderful thought process that every Eddie Haskell has….'Is the punishment going to be worth the crime?' I can honestly say that there has only been two times in my life that the punishment would not have been worth it, and I did manage to refrain from starting the barn on fire. Twice.
My belief systems were stronger than any Jehovah's Witness's come knocking on your door. For such a little, tiny, soft-hearted thing, I had an inner fire that frightened just about anyone found stuck with me for more than an hour or two. And as one of my brothers once told me through gritted teeth, “I’m not Jesus Christ, I can’t walk On WATER!” Bullshit. He was perfect in every way and there was no way you could have swayed my mind.
I imbibed everyone and everything that I loved with super powers. The barn loved me, the tree would protect me, and the grandfather stones waited patiently for me. I surrounded myself with glorious beauty, even if I was the only one who found these things stunning. I had a temper that would have put Satan to shame and could become violent when something I loved was threatened or harmed.
So here was my mother, a woman was used to getting her way. Used to? Let’s just say that I think I got my tenaciousness from her. She could out argue, out last, out hate and out bitch anyone I have ever met. She was and is the Queen of the biting scathing remark and could cut a man’s penis off in tiny precise pieces, laying them out like sliced cheese waiting for a cracker. There was a rumor when I was little that my parents never had sex after I was conceived. I actually had the guts to ask dad about that when I was 12 years old. (we were discussing my period, therefore everyone’s private parts were up for discussion as far as I was concerned.) To hear daddy tell it, that was a lie. They had sex at least 3 other times after that.
I have now introduced you to my early childhood. But this blog is to stop what I have begun. Enough is enough. You either get it or you don't. I have found that the writing of those stories brings me no peace. So in order to finish showing you what molded me as a child, I will resort to re-posts. I have looked at a few of those early stories that I have posted here, and to say they are rough drafts are putting it mildly. It was my first foray in exposing myself to strangers, and have since found that there is an art to taking off your soul clothes in front of others. A sensualness and gracefulness that my early blogs lacked.
But, they are real. And true. So they will get posted as they landed months ago. Some, such as "Daddy's Girl" lack a great deal of information. However, with the word constraints on this site, I cannot forgo the most important part of that blog, the song. So if you can't pick up the general mood, then I sure the hell can't help you any more.
And for those of you raising your many questions about my father and the things he allowed, I can only say this....
Perhaps he decided that it would be best if he put his oxygen mask on first so that he could get my sister and I out alive. That maybe when you come crawling out of the wreckage, you want to have gone through it with a purpose.
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burnslikethesun

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May 13 @ 5:01PM
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That maybe when you come crawling out of the wreckage, you want to have gone through it with a purpose. Without it, insanity would consume everything.
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fenderchick

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May 13 @ 5:03PM
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You know what, I'd read your blogs even if they were 10 pages long!
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EternalFlame

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May 13 @ 5:24PM
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She was and is the Queen of the biting scathing remark and could cut a man’s penis off in tiny precise pieces, laying them out like sliced cheese waiting for a cracker. I swear...she's my sister!
Just call me Auntie
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sciurusniger

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May 13 @ 5:28PM
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Again, I will say that you are brave to share your Self with such painful clarity. But as there is no shame in childhood events, so, too, can there be no questions about them.
For it was what it was. And those who would question you show only their lack of compassion through a lack of manners.
In the end, though, "enough" is entirely up to you. Those of us who really "get it" are only grateful for your heart and your courage and being able to share in your gift of writing.
~*~
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cartay25

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May 13 @ 5:29PM
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But, they are real. And true. So they will get posted as they landed months ago. And that right there is the reason they are so good to read.
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oceanlover734

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May 13 @ 5:39PM
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I am so very happy that you have shared so much with us. You never know just how much you help someone elses heart by exposes your own. ~*~
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Kentuck

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May 13 @ 5:54PM
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So, what is the problem??? If you are crying over spilled milk, then I would say get a life. Accept the past for what it is and get some happness out of the world
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kattsmeow

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May 13 @ 6:02PM
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Sci: Those of us who really "get it" are only grateful for your heart and your courage and being able to share in your gift of writing.
Oh and I think you would make a really good Gypsy Rose..
~*~
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Tunes4u

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May 13 @ 6:09PM
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Wow...that was a brilliant comment......shows true understanding. Of what, I have no idea. certainly not of anything going on here.
I had a temper that would have put Satan to shame and could become violent when something I loved was threatened or harmed.
I am feeling a little that way myself after that comment up there......grrrr
Stay Tuned I do grrr
Tunes
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kattsmeow

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May 13 @ 6:32PM
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Tunes, I bet you could write a song about "spilled milk" couldn't you?
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j_goose

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May 13 @ 6:40PM
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So, what is the problem??? If you are crying over spilled milk, then I would say get a life. Accept the past for what it is and get some happness out of the world I looked up "Dullard" in the dictionary, and there you were!!!
The past is what molds us into who we are, how we handle hurdles we encounter, and how we protect ourselves from being hurt or "tossed aside".
I think Puke has accepted the past. And we should be honored that she has the stones to share some of it with us.
I won't ruin a good blog with remarks to your lack of comprehension.
Must be great to have grown up in a perfect world.
Puke, delete this if you want, I've said my piece to this fella.
~*~
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TroutFishing

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May 13 @ 8:07PM
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The pains of childhood stem from our parents being human -
and a lot of them would have failed child rearing classes. Our
perceptions are vivid at times and at times our perceptions were
colored by lack of understanding at such an early age.
Thank you for taking us a place we could not go otherwise.
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redtigr

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May 13 @ 10:14PM
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Pookie, dear, the pieces stand on their own.
You needn't explain, rectify, flesh out or be concerned with what others think.
You owe "us" nothing. You know this.
Your past, your childhood, your demons and saints are yours to share or to keep locked away It's the writing we crave - not the subject matter.
Share your gift of words and guts and creative ability.
And always leave 'em begging for more.
~*~
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sloriver

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May 13 @ 10:42PM
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I've always loved your blogs. I'm glad I got here when I did because I got to see the transition...or at least a part of it. As you said, your blogs now are more polished and insightful and crisp......and honest. While they were always thought provoking and heart tugging, they're becoming a bucket of ice water thrown in the face. They wake the reader up in an irrististable way, slamming him against the wall, knocking the breath out of him.
At least that's how they are for me. I'm just your blogland Daddy but I'm very proud of you. Don't pull any punches. This is where you were meant to go. I have a feeling this is the moment when the caterpiller becomes the butterfly.
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kattsmeow

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May 13 @ 11:01PM
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I still like the ones with all your girl friends and the snooty one!
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LaughTillYaPuke

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May 14 @ 4:23PM
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Yeah...I do need to get back to the girls one of these days. Keep you updated on Carmen and how we woman have managed to survive these friendships that cross all boundries.
It's comming...be patient with me. I'm on another writing bender, and the girls are no where to be seen at the moment.
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