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New Year's Day and I hope for you a great one. Mine, was not the beginning I envisioned. My adopted Mom, Marge I rushed to the hospital at twelve. She looks like me at 6 am after my binges. Red eyed and a little smile of I don't care anymore on her 72 year old tired face. I got back home, not drunk enough, and found tiny, a sweet little black kitten who strived through thinness and stumbled around for the 10 weeks of her life, cold and still. She still lays there. I guess her suffering has ended. I am still drinking down the courage and liquor to go dig the hole in the backyard. I will cry, and need the strength I find in a bottle to prepare. My adopted pops, 82 year old cad who took people all his life, took me into his heart. He is not a red man's father except by heart and caring. He is looking so old and tired. He took me to see Marge in the ICU. And consoled me as a priest would with wisened words of time and need. If this New Year's day is a sign of what 2015 will be like, after three more drinks, I think, I will go out back and dig a  hole big enough for me to crawl into and hide, until next year.
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 11:45 PM UTC
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New Year's Day and I hope for you a great one. Mine, was not the beginning I envisioned. My adopted Mom, Marge I rushed to the hospital at twelve. She looks like me at 6 am after my binges. Red eyed and a little smile of I don't care anymore on her 72 year old tired face. I got back home, not drunk enough, and found tiny, a sweet little black kitten who strived through thinness and stumbled around for the 10 weeks of her life, cold and still. She still lays there. I guess her suffering has ended. I am still drinking down the courage and liquor to go dig the hole in the backyard. I will cry, and need the strength I find in a bottle to prepare. My adopted pops, 82 year old cad who took people all his life, took me into his heart. He is not a red man's father except by heart and caring. He is looking so old and tired. He took me to see Marge in the ICU. And consoled me as a priest would with wisened words of time and need. If this New Year's day is a sign of what 2015 will be like, after three more drinks, I think, I will go out back and dig a  hole big enough for me to crawl into and hide, until next year.
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 11:45 PM UTC
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