Hope Floats Eternal
I have been homeless chronically for a while with no good luck whatsoever. It wasn't until I was down on my luck going through a divorce with my Ex-husband, that I fell in love with Chris an old flame from years ago.
I survived in Cleveland, Ohio with only my wits about me. When your down on your luck the only things to think about is the tears that bring us sorrow. In the meantime I am unable to think of such things as crying and carrying on.
I know this hasn't been easy for me all it feels like that I am is tired I want Chris and I to have our own bed. I want to sleep in without worrying about Chris so much. His mom is such a pain in the butt.
The thing that hurts a lot is I'm hungry with no money right now. So I am trying really hard not to think about food. The struggle isn't so bad when I have someone here with me. I'm a little nervous about being a mom again. This is so new to me, thinking about another person and that's all I can think about.
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Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)
Author, blogger, and in 7 months I will be a mom.
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