Well - not much to tell, but here's an update...
I have seen my daughter twice - she got released from Dallas County shortly after my last post - we were out eating dinner and having a nice time and the phone rang - she was out, at a payphone - and supposedly couldn't reach anybody. It was one of the coldest nights of the year... I was about to go pick her up, but called the "others" first and they were already on their way to get her. Would have been very apropos if I had gone to get her and she was already on her way, with no one calling to tell me. Almost happened.
Anyway - I saw her the last two times we took Landon for exchange. She is very pregnant, looks ok. That's about all I know. I hugged her. She could care less, because, well, she's not in jail.
She is only there when we are dropping Landon off, never when we pick him up. She wrote and called me frequently from jail - nothing since she has been out, except that one cold night when she was covering her bases. Yeah, I know.
I did ask her and "boyfriend's" mother at points if she is still seeing the doctor she saw while in jail. Both said a hesitant yes. The "boyfriend's" mom last time told me no, then yes, but that they do NOT have a c-section date scheduled. They "don't know nothin'... Ok. Fine. Whatever. I have a feeling I may find out about the birth after the fact, and likely not from daughter or "boyfriend's" family. I have no idea where she is staying - supposedly with a "lady from church." IF that is true I can only imagine the whoppers that good Samaritan was told.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Ad Vitam Paramus
**Update - she's out, released last night, [Thursday]**
So - She has been transferred to Dallas County.
She called me yesterday & last night and feels confident she will be out within a week. It would not surprise me.
The "boyfriend" is still in VZC; apparently he was indicted on a 2 yr old charge that he had.
My daughter said she was anxious to get out so she could "work on getting him released" ... With a baby due in (glances up) 50 days.
Sigh. Keep the prayers coming!
So - She has been transferred to Dallas County.
She called me yesterday & last night and feels confident she will be out within a week. It would not surprise me.
The "boyfriend" is still in VZC; apparently he was indicted on a 2 yr old charge that he had.
My daughter said she was anxious to get out so she could "work on getting him released" ... With a baby due in (glances up) 50 days.
Sigh. Keep the prayers coming!
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Keep Moving Forward [don't forget to look back]
It is mind-boggling to me when I look back to January 2008 and January 2009 .... and my friends, when I look back at where you were a year ago, or two... I wonder what this year will hold and what will we think when we look back in January 2011?
I am glad I don't have a crystal ball... without knowing any more than I do, all I can do is the best that I know to do. There is the potential for great things to happen tomorrow. There is the chance of great sadness, too. I will certainly grow wiser, and pray the education is not too steep; that what I learn is something that will pass along to my daughter one day, and something she will pass along to hers.
I am so thankful for my husband and family and friends. I am not unhappy - there is so much love and laughter... I only wish my daughter was a willing part of it all, feeling it all, facing it all - with us.
Moving forward...
I am glad I don't have a crystal ball... without knowing any more than I do, all I can do is the best that I know to do. There is the potential for great things to happen tomorrow. There is the chance of great sadness, too. I will certainly grow wiser, and pray the education is not too steep; that what I learn is something that will pass along to my daughter one day, and something she will pass along to hers.
I am so thankful for my husband and family and friends. I am not unhappy - there is so much love and laughter... I only wish my daughter was a willing part of it all, feeling it all, facing it all - with us.
Moving forward...
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