Here are my boring notes:
1220. Whatever bad thinking/teaching is passed on, someone along the way will pay. Gee! I guess that’s me, huh, you fat bastard?! I’m the eldest grand-daughter to that cad. And so it is… To TPTB and pals: why do you fools keep covering each other at my/our expense, huh?
1220. It’s good to get a job and work hard at everything and see what happens to kids. Without a spouse (wife) who knows how to save money, the thieves would continue to borrow/steal/gamble away money.
1219. If you tell kids bad things, there can be no success because God didn’t like that for people. Auntie Malouse took advantage of Auntie Norma’s free money from the taxpayer. We don’t know if the crying thief ever paid back her own elderly/disabled sister, who lost her house to a nephew (business) and niece (lawyer) who are siblings!
1218. The fate of Auntie Norma is her sickness in parties all the time, making guests wait for food. Lolo Mac got bad luck in his life. Take a look at one person, Paw who resented the ill-advice of his own father. Paw turned out okay for breaking out of the “mold”, if you will.
1217. Unlike Paw relatives who borrow/steal money that doesn’t belong to them, Maw relatives don’t ask for hand-outs. Yesha got her computer and that is considered a success. Junior got his own house, too.
1216. I am so proud to come from a poor family, who worked hard, owned a house and don’t worry about children who don’t struggle in life.
1215. Auntie Auda has successful childres — of Yesha and her brothers. Auntie Nite also has successful children who are educated, bought land, worked hard and have money of their own. Uncle Sengyong also has successful children, who have to work elsewhere, away from their home town.
1213. Uncle Ume didn’t complete education but married a successful theif, err, spouse and is still unfortunate. Like Uncle Florene, his children met the fate of karma — Angie got divorced, Roni became a widow at an early age, Ferdie and Jay are doing their own things and the youngest one is still single like me. Bahaha!
1213. Maw recanted old stories about how her parents were alone — her Paw ran away from mean relatives and her Maw was left an orphan. Hmm. Maw recalled how Lola Valing would catch fish and harvest fruits and share her bounties with the neighbors. When someone asked help from Lola Valing, she gave freely and expected with no strings attached but accepted whatever repayment the borrowers could afford. So you see, you fat bastard, let’s see whose side you are on, if any. I’m still observing you and your minions.
1212. Maw recanted old stories about my paternal relatives (according to Paw) and how she noticed a pattern of karma among the parents/children/grandchildren. Not good to ill-advise children. Per Bible, I mentioned how karma goes as far to three to five generations. Great.
1041. Listened to “El Rushbeau” about Mittens not being cool. Had a thought about stale/old white bread,
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