I took Cullen (my 9 yearold) to see his great grandmother today so he could exchnage Christmas gifts with her. I love visiting her as I think it is important for him to know his father's side of the family even if his father isn't planning on participating in his life. It's just that I dread the aftermath if that makes sense. Cullen seems to like to visit but his emotions get all jumbled by the time we get home. I guess it is the pictures of his Dad on the wall and knowing that this is his dad's side of the family.
One thing that I trully admire about Kooka (what we call her) is that she holds no punches wether it's her grandson or not she calls it like it is. She hates that he doesn't do right by Cullen and will let his Dad know that she is upset with his actions but there is nothing any of us can do to make him be a dad.
Then on this visit I find out that he was down here from New York on Thanksgiving spent the day with his Mom and sisters. No one told me this. I guess he must have made it a rule to abide by if he was coming to visit. Yeah and another thing that got my goat good was him and his wife brought Christmas presents for both of his sisters kids and kooka but didn't give cullen anything. That is wrong.
My BF says I should learn to callous myself to this stuff but I can't. I don't let it bother me as much as it used to but it still bugs me gets under my skin.
Cullen's grandmother wanted me to bring him down her house this weekend. It's always one way though and that bothers me they were down this way to visit Kooka before Christmas they could have stopped by here. His grandmother is harder to be around then Kooka she comes out with some off the wall stuff. Like always putting me down for breatsfeeding not wanting me to feed my kid while I am visiting. Just stupid stuff like that. I don't think I am going down there well today now it's after midnight LOL. Giving myself a get out of the inlaw visit for free pass. Anyone else need one of those?
