Music Share: Falling in Love in Hopeless Places

Michelle’s comments regarding a relationship she had reminded me (as I commented) of my lengthy relationship with my daughters father.  Oh how I loved that man! I suppose part of me still does and always will. The memories are bittersweet. I was so entangled with him, for so long, our relationship impacted many aspects of my life for better and for worse.  What a story I have there! (Perhaps some day I will find a way to share the intensity of that relationship and still respect him and our daughter. One can hope. It is a good story, a tragic love story.). I find it interesting that it is because I found a man who loves me, truly, that I am able to finally deal with the feelings that linger from bdad. My husband and I talk about it so openly, candidly, and it is good. Good for me. Good for us.

The song playing over and over on my iTunes lately also reminds me of my daughters father. We definitely fell in love in a hopeless place.

Sharing the song/video as a) it is rather catchy, as in you can dance to it and b) it’s rather sad when you watch the video. I relate.

The emotion, the destruction, the highs, the lows, the need, the want, the anger, the pulling and pushing away.

Definitely found love in a hopeless place.

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“It’s the way I’m feeling I just can’t deny
But I’ve gotta let it go” – Rihanna, We Found Love

Writer Angst

My issue of the Adoption Constellation magazine appeared in my mailbox this afternoon. I felt a pang of regret as I pulled it out of the box.

I had been asked to contribute a piece, based on a earlier blog post, on adoption language and communication. I accepted the assignment but was unable to deliver on it due to my wedding and competing life priorities. The editors were understanding. I was disappointed – in myself.

Now that I flip the pages and see the other contributors – Claud, Mary Anne Cohen, Dr. John Raible, Meg Jeske, I find myself even more disappointed.

I really need more time in my life.  (I recently had to turn down yet another adoption themed gig due to my full life. I suppose that is a good problem to have, a wonderful full life, but I do feel sad at times that I cannot find more time in my days.)

Still hoping the last issue comes online in the future. Will link to it if it does. I really like the piece Dawn wrote on adoption reunion relationships and the online world. It spoke to me (which is probably why Dawn interviewed me for the article.)