Sunday, June 17, 2012
Pride, my enemy.
So two stupid Swarovski bracelets put me in a bad mood and made me somewhat emotional tonight. Why am I upset? I was doing just fine until he dropped the girls off. I've realized that I absolutely hate to see him. And it's not like I see him and I think, "Damn, he's so good-looking and he's not with me." Instead, what really crosses my mind is, "Eeew, he's fat and has a beer gut and it bothers me that he has no neck and what's up with those ugly ass shoes," and yet, it affects me that he, dorky-looking guy, dumped me. I mean, I, the awesomest girl in the universe, got dumped and by whom and for whom. I admit it, it kills me. So I've come to the conclusion that what truly hurts me is my damn pride. Yup, I suffer from major pride issues and knowing that I've been hit where it hurts me the most, is what makes me fall back into this pattern of ups and downs. What I truly need to do is learn to fight this problem, or as my book calls it, my stronghold (or bondage). Once I let that go, I know I will be completely and utterly healed. So how do I let that go? Prayer? Spells? Time? Truly, it sucks.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Dear Girls:
I just came back from a wonderful, relaxing, fun-filled weekend at Tio Casey and Tia Mariela's farm up in Virginia and I had some time to think about our situation on a more practical level. I put all feelings and emotions aside and analyzed our situation as best I could. I've realized that no matter how your father wants to spin the story, at the end of the day, he disposed of us. He told himself it wasn't "working out," whatever that means, and simply abandoned us. What makes it even worst is the fact that he moved on so fast. I can't help but feel like we were disposed like garbage. That he already is starting a new family with the whore who in one way or the other broke our home is beyond me. I don't think he's emotionally fit to provide a stable home for you guys. Time sharing? Say what? Allow you beautiful, innocent princesses to spend time with two fucked up individuals is unacceptable. The law is stupid. It says unless he physically hits you, I can't do anything about it. I have to disagree. I think emotional abuse is even worst and in my heart, I know time sharing you ladies and allowing you girls to live with a new whore and a bastard would be detrimental to your upbringing. I will do what I can to protect you both from them. They are evil and I don't want you girls surrounded by negative vibes. How can you help but feel replaced and abandoned? He still doesn't understand how terrible this whole situation is. And his entire family is just as messed up as he is. All they think about is individual happiness. What a bunch of selfish blip-blip-blip. It also kills me keeping secrets from you guys. One day you'll read this and understand me better. For now I must seem strong and invincible to you and I must say, I find my strength and my courage from you guys. I am and will try to be that superhero for you both. I will protect and do anything in my power to make you happy.
I love you both so much.
Mommy
I love you both so much.
Mommy
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
It's ON
I met Haymitch today and hired him. Let the games begin and may the odds and God be ever in my favor. I'm ready and I'm strong. I know it.
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Invincible
So some time has passed since I first found out my husband and his mistress are having a child and in this past month and a half, I feel I've become a different person. Someone who is now covered by an invisible shield that is protecting me from anything and anyone. Call me crazy but I do believe in that divine power that can protect me against demons and evil spirits lurking among us. Crazy Christian? I don't think so. I'd say I can finally SEE. I don't expect anyone to understand how I feel or how powerful I feel. I feel invincible because I have a powerful weapon walking by my side and guiding me. I know He is with me. When? Why? What the heck is she smoking, you might ask? All I have to say is that girlfriend is smoking nothing. I'm just high on divine power. I, my friends, am going through what I believe is a spiritual journey. And I also believe such journey can only be experienced by someone who has been completely broken. It's true when they say that precious fruit often grows in the midst of overwhelming difficulties and that faith grows best on cloudy, rainy days. I know it's cliche but I am another example of that truth. As much as I've hated going through all of this, my experience has given me the relationship with God that I didn't have before and there's such peace in knowing that. I used to make fun of people who only sought God when facing difficulties and I was quick to judge them. I was so wrong. What I did not realize was that in order for someone to truly open their eyes to that world God intended us to see, they must fall first and hard. Afterward, what you see and how you see things are so different from how you saw before. I now find joy and beauty in everything I see. I am surrounded by true beauty. I want everyone to see and experience what I see, it really is wonderful. I'm still human and I'm still the same person, but at the same time, I feel different. I feel better. I am better. I glow.
Friday, March 23, 2012
Girl on Fire... and I'm not talking about Katniss.
... Oh Hunger Games, how I waited and waited and waited for you ever since I first read the book back in 2009. From picturing Rachael Leigh Cook as Katniss to Phillip Seymour Hoffman as Haymitch, I've followed to heart every little step taken to make a movie out of this wonderful, amazing trilogy. I remember how I first downloaded the first book to my kindle and read it in a couple of days, only to find out that when I was ready to download the second one, it wasn't available through the kindle. I cursed Amazon that night, but woke up the next morning determined to buy book two at my local Barnes and Noble. That being taken care of, I finished book two in a couple of days as well, but was heartbroken to find out I had to wait almost an entire year for the release of book three. How I waited, and waited, and waited for August 2010 to get my hands on Mockingjay. But that day came and I finally downloaded Mockingjay to my beloved kindle. It only took me a day to read book three and I remember finishing the story at 4am, feeling confused, happy and so empty. It was over. Forever. I walked like a zombie for a week, haunted by the story. Since then, my passion for the story only tripled. I've undertaken a huge marketing campaign promoting its greatness and feeling great when my friends started reading them. It literally makes me happy when I get another convert.
Anyway, when it was finally announced that a movie would be in the works, I jumped from joy. This started many discussions among my own "District 12" book club, about who'd be great as such and such. Names flew here and there for months, until the actual casting began. I remember checking my Twitter daily for information about the movie and www.mockingjay.net (yes, THAT obsessed). Well, you all know how crazy from anticipation I've been these past few months. And finally, the day came yesterday when I got to watch my movie.
And the final verdict: It was so worth it!
All I have to say is that the movie was very good. I went in knowing it would never for a million years surpass the book itself. However, I don't know if perhaps I went in expecting more visual effects, more scenes from the book or more of a blockbuster, over-the-top, teenage movie, but I know I left content with a very real, very solid, very adult adaptation of perhaps my favorite book of all times. I cannot wait to see what direction they'll take for Catching Fire. I guess I will just have to mope about it until November 2013.
Anyway, when it was finally announced that a movie would be in the works, I jumped from joy. This started many discussions among my own "District 12" book club, about who'd be great as such and such. Names flew here and there for months, until the actual casting began. I remember checking my Twitter daily for information about the movie and www.mockingjay.net (yes, THAT obsessed). Well, you all know how crazy from anticipation I've been these past few months. And finally, the day came yesterday when I got to watch my movie.
And the final verdict: It was so worth it!
All I have to say is that the movie was very good. I went in knowing it would never for a million years surpass the book itself. However, I don't know if perhaps I went in expecting more visual effects, more scenes from the book or more of a blockbuster, over-the-top, teenage movie, but I know I left content with a very real, very solid, very adult adaptation of perhaps my favorite book of all times. I cannot wait to see what direction they'll take for Catching Fire. I guess I will just have to mope about it until November 2013.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Speechless
Sometimes life hits you so hard you're left speechless and feeling numb. But this is when I look up, pray to the Lord and ask him for guidance and enlightenment. My life might be spinning out of control, but I will find my way and since I've never lost sight of what really matters, I will come out of this with my head held even higher and with a better future. I guarantee it. For my girls, for my family, for myself. Just you wait.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
2-22-12
Dear Girls:
As I watch you sleep, I think about all the love, happiness and joy you bring into my life. I could not ask for two better angels to keep me company. With you in my life, I could never really feel lonely. Ever. I believe that you are all the family I need and although things can change fast and don't always go as plan, I know the three of us are going to thrive as the family that we still are. Our journey is just beginning. Hold on tight because I plan to make it great. Just know that mommy is not sad anymore.
Love always,
Mommy
As I watch you sleep, I think about all the love, happiness and joy you bring into my life. I could not ask for two better angels to keep me company. With you in my life, I could never really feel lonely. Ever. I believe that you are all the family I need and although things can change fast and don't always go as plan, I know the three of us are going to thrive as the family that we still are. Our journey is just beginning. Hold on tight because I plan to make it great. Just know that mommy is not sad anymore.
Love always,
Mommy
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Hudson Black
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| Jamis Hudson Sport Sx |
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
My Sweet Valentine
I must confess that this is the first Valentine's Day in a long time that I actually took the time to think about real love, friendship and happiness. I'm not sure what kind of life I've been living before, but what I'm experiencing now is something more profound and perhaps more meaningful. It's something that excites me and makes me see everything through different eyes. I'm not sure how to explain it other than the fact that I feel deeper, I find more joy in the little things and I feel more connected to my spiritual being.
I can honestly say I didn't feel lonely today. The day started by going to breakfast with my good friend Sandra and her little boy. I then came home to organize the girls' room and catch up on other house chores. Before I knew it, it was time to pick up the girls from school. I had my two babies as my dates and we went to Barnes and Noble and to POC's for dinner. We came home, played, watched TV and ended the night with our family meeting and a prayer. What can I say other than life is actually good. I never thought you could grow any closer to your children, but single parenting has taught me that it is possible. I cherish every moment spent with them. My girls are my everything and my reason to keep pursuing my path. I'm not lost anymore. My path is still unclear and it frightens me at times, but I know I'm heading in the right direction.
Goodnight and Happy Valentine's Day once again!
M.
I can honestly say I didn't feel lonely today. The day started by going to breakfast with my good friend Sandra and her little boy. I then came home to organize the girls' room and catch up on other house chores. Before I knew it, it was time to pick up the girls from school. I had my two babies as my dates and we went to Barnes and Noble and to POC's for dinner. We came home, played, watched TV and ended the night with our family meeting and a prayer. What can I say other than life is actually good. I never thought you could grow any closer to your children, but single parenting has taught me that it is possible. I cherish every moment spent with them. My girls are my everything and my reason to keep pursuing my path. I'm not lost anymore. My path is still unclear and it frightens me at times, but I know I'm heading in the right direction.
Goodnight and Happy Valentine's Day once again!
M.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Understanding
... And today it finally dawned on me the true meaning of "if I'm OK, then my girls will be OK." Since my nightmare started, many separated and divorced women have told me that in order for my kids to be fine, I would have to be fine and although it's something I knew, I couldn't really connect with it just yet. Well today I woke up feeling lighthearted again, for the second day in a row, and I feel wonderfully OK and I think I can finally see it with clarity. I am OK and because of that, so will my girls. Because they can see through me and all they've seen so far is a sad mommy. Today I can honestly say I feel happy. I feel radiant. I feel beautiful. And I plan to keep it that way. For my girls, for me and for all those who have traveled along with me.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Believe it
So I found out today that my pathetic husband had the guts to bring his mistress over to his father's house for dinner a couple of days ago. Apparently they all accepted her and liked her and see nothing wrong with this behavior. I'm beyond appalled. And at the same time, this incident finally opened my eyes to see these people for what they are: completely classless and worthless. Descarados!
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Excited and Nervous
So tomorrow night starts my Divorce Care Support Group at the Calvary Church in Ft. Lauderdale and like a little girl the night before her first day of school, I'm nervous, excited and curious. I wonder what it'll be like and what kind of people will be involved in it. It is a 12-week course, every Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30pm and it only cost me 15 dollars for all 12 sessions. Again, much cheaper than Sylvia (who charges me $190 per hour). I will come back to this post and write about my first day of divorce care class. Wish me luck.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Victorian Zen-like Pottery Barnish Glam Mix
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| (The top picture shows my bed and the bottom is the picture from the website. Click on the pictures to make them bigger). |
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Monday, January 16, 2012
Tears in Heaven...
After a grueling but rather fast battle against terminal cancer, Uncle David passed away yesterday morning. I will always remember him as a kind, funny, good-humored man. I'll never forget all the after school rides to my house you used to give me when I was an 8th grader at Pines Middle School. Heaven gained another angel yesterday. Rest in peace Uncle David, I know we'll meet again.
Love always,
Marissa
Love always,
Marissa
Friday, January 13, 2012
Oh Tory!
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| Tory Burch Patti 3 Mid Wedge |
Although I'm not a big fan of wedges, this model is not as high and they look really cute on. I'm getting reading for Spring.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Justice
My little girl learned about "justice" during chapel at school today. When I asked her what it meant, she replied "fairness." At such young age, I wonder if she can actually grasp the full meaning of that word. I don't think life is fair at all. Those who are good suffer and those who are shitheads seem to always come on top. From two uncles who have terminal cancer, the one who I think is the better person is dying in a hospital bed in pain, not able to eat or spend time with his wife, kids and grandchildren. The other "uncle" who has always being selfish, cheated on his wife, and God-knows what else, seems to be "going" in a rather pleasant, peaceful, happier way. Is it fair? I don't think so.
In my case, I know I shouldn't victimize myself, but I feel I'm suffering more than that asshole with this whole break-up thing when I feel I didn't do anything wrong and I stuck to my morals and my ethics. So why is it that I feel I'm going through a shittier time than he is? He's living "la vida loca" while I'm home trying to adjust to the whole single parent idea. Again, I don't think it's fair. At the same time, I'm glad it's me my kids are with and I get to be their guide, not that lost, sad man-child.
And yet, who am I to judge people? I really want to believe that those souls who are truly good will triumph at the end, if not in this life, then in the next.
In my case, I know I shouldn't victimize myself, but I feel I'm suffering more than that asshole with this whole break-up thing when I feel I didn't do anything wrong and I stuck to my morals and my ethics. So why is it that I feel I'm going through a shittier time than he is? He's living "la vida loca" while I'm home trying to adjust to the whole single parent idea. Again, I don't think it's fair. At the same time, I'm glad it's me my kids are with and I get to be their guide, not that lost, sad man-child.
And yet, who am I to judge people? I really want to believe that those souls who are truly good will triumph at the end, if not in this life, then in the next.
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Going back to Wong...
I decided to create this new blog because I was not able to change the name of my old blog. And to tell you the truth, I am not Mrs. Nedeff anymore. Girlfriend is back to being the adorable, gorgeous, smart, amazing Miss Wong. I hope this year brings me all that positive change I can almost taste. My goal is to find inner peace and true happiness this year. Cheers to a new and improved life.
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