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Guide to Manuscript Materials on Microfilm : MF. 2000 - MF. 2099
Mf. 2000 -- Bethel United Methodist Church (Clarksville, Tenn.), Records, 1834-2009. 3 reels. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2001 -- Harris/Brown Papers, 1805-[1805-1947]-2000. 1 reel. 16mm.
Mf. 2002 -- William K. Watson Papers, 1862-1902. TSLA. 1 reel, 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Sgt. Watson (1833-1916) was a Union soldier from Zanesville, Ohio, who enlisted in 1862 with the 150th New York Volunteer Regiment. He headquartered in Tennessee at Normandy near Tullahoma during the winter of 1864 before participating in the Battle of Atlanta and Sherman's march from Atlanta to Savannah. He describes various other battles and skirmishes that take place during the latter part of the war, including the Battle at New Hope Church, May 25-27, 1864; the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, June 27, 1864; and the Battle of Peach Tree Creek, July 20, 1864.
Watson worked as a tailor both before and after the war. On March 16, 1865, he was wounded in combat, shortly after his diary ends on March 12, 1865.
Mf. 2003 -- Antioch Baptist Church (Washington County, Tenn) Records, 1919-2008. 1 volume. 1 reel. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2004 -- Ruth Baxter Cochran Scrapbook Collection, 1965-1993. 46 volumes and .5 cubic feet. 6 reels. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Ruth Baxter Cochran's husband, Wayne L. Cochran, inherited Chestnut Ridge Farm from his father Henard O. Cochran. Upon Wayne Cochran's death in 1997, Ruth Baxter Cochran, her mother-in-law Mrs Elizabeth "Lib" Cochran of Lewisburg, and Ruth's two children and their families all shared ownership of the farm, designated as a Tennessee Century Farm. Located on the Elk Ridge, the farm was considered a part of Lincoln County before 1871 and afterwards, part of Moore County.
Mf. 2005 -- Hannibal Fox Civil War Diary (Jan.-Dec. 1865), TSLA. 1 reel. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
As Fox's diary is dept in 1865, after fighting ended in and around his posting in the Mississippi River town of Port Hudson, Louisiana, his entries reflect the rather pedestrian concerns of an officer posted to a non-combat theater late in the Civil War. He has frequent interactions with the Assistant Adjutant General, the Quartermaster, the Christian Commission, and the post office (he apparently was in charge of distributing the battalion's mail). An educated man, Fox has an interest in the 19th century pseudo-science of phrenology and is an avid birder and pigeon-keeper.
Entries of note include a mention of President Lincoln's assassination (4/18), having "captured one Reb" on a 80-mile foray across the Mississippi River into western Louisiana (5/9), and July 13: "Passed Memphis in the morning. Men got drunk and raised a mutiny on board. Came near being thrown overboard." He is discharged in Cairo, IL and spends some time in Cleveland, OH before returning to Vermont. The remainder of the diary concerns Fox's life in Burlington, VT until he ends up in Brookfield, Linn County, MO on Dec. 31, 1865.
The diary was loaned for microfilming on Sept. 6, 2011 by its owner, the Cookeville History Museum, during the Looking Back: The Civil War in Tennessee event.
Mf. 2006 -- University of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences Library – Tennessee Physicians Index, ca. 1790 – ca. 1994. 3 reels, 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2007 -- John C. Lipscomb Papers, 1862-1865. 0.25 cubic feet. TSLA. 1 reel. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
John C. Lipscomb (1842-1917) enlisted as a private in Company D, 27th Tennessee Infantry Regiment on August 27, 1861, at Camp Trenton in Gibson County, Tennessee. After mustering at Trenton, the regiment moved to Henderson, where it stayed until November 1861. It then moved to Columbus, Kentucky, where it was armed and equipped. The commanding officer, Col. Christopher H. Williams, and 100 men from the regiment were selected to escort Gen. Felix Zollicoffer's body back to Nashville after he was killed in the Battle of Mill Springs on January 19, 1862. The regiment moved to Nashville in February 1862, and then on to Corinth, Mississippi as part of Brig. Gen. Sterling A.M. Wood's Brigade.
As part of Wood's Brigade, the regiment fought at the Battle of Shiloh on April 6-7, 1862. After that battle, new officers were elected as part of the reorganization, and Lipscomb became a lieutenant in Company D on May 12, 1862. He was elected captain of Company D on June 18, 1862.
The regiment participated in Gen. Braxton Bragg's invasion of Kentucky later in 1862. Because of losses sustained during its engagements in Kentucky, the 27th Tennessee was consolidated with the 1st Tennessee Infantry Regiment, forming the 1st/27th Consolidated Tennessee Infantry Regiment.
Special Order No. 118 (in Folder 6), dated December 26, 1862, ordered Lipscomb to report to Col. A.W. Caldwell for recruiting service. Although he officially remained the captain of Company D, it appears Lipscomb served as a recruiting officer for the rest of the war.
After the war, Lipscomb lived near Greenfield in Weakley County, Tennessee as a farmer, lawyer, and county court judge. He died February 7, 1917 and is buried in Greenfield.
Mf. 2008 -- Henry Marshall Misemer Family Letters, 1861-[1863-1865]-1878. 1 reel. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Misemer's letters describe in detail the nature of the Federal action against the South. On March 20, 1864, Misemer mentions heading into West Point, Mississippi, where he helps to burn corn and cotton, and then assists in the destruction of railroad tracks. He also mentions capturing "negroes" as well as horses and mules. Misemer helps to kill or capture up to 1,000 Confederates during this expedition. General Nathan Bedford Forrest's troops captured Misemer on September 25, 1864, He was later paroled from the Cahaba, Mississippi, prison.
The collection includes a letter written by Levi Bogart to his sister Martha, on June 16, 1864, that contains a number of observations about African Americans and Jews. The collection contains a letter written by Solomon Bogart about the explosion of the U.S.S. Sultana on the Mississippi River near Memphis. Misemer and brothers-in-law Levi and Charles Harrison Bogart died in the Sultana explosion.
Mf. 2009 -- William Neal McGrew Civil War Diaries, 1861-1862. 1 reel. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
McGrew witnessed the Nashville funerals of Gen. Felix Zollicoffer and other soldiers. He reported on what he heard about the battles at Fort Henry and Fort Donelson, but did not participate in either. On February 12, McGrew returned home to Pulaski on sick leave. Five days later, he described "the gloomy news" that came on the train carrying Governor Isham Harris and his cabinet away from Nashville towards Memphis. According to McGrew, Harris "told the Citizens last night that he would be with them in 10 days to die with them in the Cause of the South."
McGrew rejoined his company in March, marching through Athens and Decatur, Alabama. On March 10, 1862, he wrote that "Playing soldier is now becoming a very disagreeable game but I fear not half as hard as it will yet be."
The company traveled by train to Tuscumbia, Alabama, and then marched to Iuka, Mississippi. He reported on the Battle of Shiloh, the capture of Huntsville, Alabama, on April 10 and various activities around Corinth, Mississippi. McGrew wrote about the presence of Gen. Adams and the reorganization of his company, which had been combined with Col. Biffle's battalion to form a new regiment. On April 30, he noticed "there being some great dissatisfaction in our Regiment as to our field officers, they resigned and run the elections over this morning which resulted in the election of Leut. Col. Biffle as Commanding Colonel."
McGrew chronicled his company's movement in northern Mississippi and West Tennessee, with references to short rations, ill health, and becoming lost in a swamp. On August 30-31, 1862, there was a "considerable brush with the Yanks" near Bolivar, Tennessee. His descriptions include Jackson, Denmark, and LaGrange, Tennessee, the latter serving as the site of his convalescence for several days before finding his camp on September 17, 1862.
The entries for several days in October 1862 have been crossed out, followed by a reference on October 31 to "court martials going on." By November 9, McGrew was back in Holly Springs, Mississippi, reporting that the infantry was in retreat. On November 12, his small force was given a dangerous mission for a "small force of 93 men" near Lumpkins's Mill. The following day, McGrew and "20 from the Reg 1st Tenn Cavalry and 11 others from different commands" were cut off, surrounded, and captured by the Yankees (the 2nd Iowa Cavalry).
As a prisoner of war, McGrew went first to "Hutsonville (Hudsonville, Mississippi), where he was "treated kindly." His diary contains a list of others imprisoned with him. The Federals transported the prisoners to Holly Springs, Mississippi, and then to LaGrange, Tennessee. From there they traveled on to Cairo, Illinois, and Columbus, Kentucky, then boarded the Lady Jackson along with "several hundred of our brother soldiers" bound for Memphis, then on board the Metropolis to Helena, Arkansas, and finally to Vicksburg, where he was paroled on December 2, 1862.
William Neal (Neely) McGrew (1835-1923) was born in Coffee County, Tennessee, but called Prospect, Tennessee, in Giles County, his home. His father, Curry McGrew, was originally from Greenville, South Carolina, and his mother, was the former Eliza Ann Patton from Tennessee. Before the Civil War, Neely worked as a bookkeeper for the town of Pulaski, Giles County. He married Louisa Ruth Whitley in 1866. She is listed in post war census records as Eliza R. McGrew. Neely later became a mechanic. He died June 9, 1923, and is buried at Maplewood Cemetery in Pulaski.
Mf. 2010 -- Mississippi State Death Certificate Index, 1912-1943. MDA. 8 reels. 35mm.Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2011 -- Donaldson Family Papers, 1819-2005. Marion County, Tenn. 1 reel. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
The abstract is a brief description of title to the land belonging to the N.Y. & N.O. Coal and Iron Company. This is not the actual county lead record but rather a summary kept by the William E. Donaldson Law Firm. One item of interest is the Elizabeth Lowery Reservation. It is the first entry in the abstract and is dated June 23, 1819. The item states that she "intends to reside on her land" and asks that the Cherokee agent be notified of this. The Cherokee Treaty of February 27, 1819, allowed reservations for members. Each reservation was to be 640 acres square. The individuals given reservations had to notify the agent for the Cherokee nation, in writing, that they intended to reside permanently on the land reserved for them. Elizabeth Lowery was given a reservation in Tennessee.
The account books contain a list of the firm's client balance sheets. There are four indexed account books.
The genealogical materials consist of printed matter, including a copy of "Donaldson Descendants." This booklet details the descendants of William Donaldson (b. ca. 1738), and was compiled by Jonathan Mitchell Sweat. "A Partial History of the Donaldson Family, 1734 to 1842" is also included in the genealogical materials. It was written by William E. Donaldson with edits by Elizabeth Donaldson Ketner, Louise Gardiner Dunham, and Jonathan Mitchell Sweat.
William Edward Donaldson (1842-1919) was the son of William Donaldson (1811-1884) and Ellen Morris (1815-1864.) He joined the Confederate Army on April 17, 1861. Donaldson served in Company F, 1st Tennessee Infantry Regiment, C.S.A., under Col. Peter Turney. He was severely wounded in the thigh at Fredericksburg, Virginia, and his injury left him crippled for the rest of his life. He is buried in the Hoge Cemetery in Marion County, Tennessee.
Mf. 2012 -- Liberty Reunited Predestinarian Baptist Church of Christ Account Book, Grave County, Kentucky, 1835-1894.
The Liberty Reunited Predestinarian Baptist Church of Christ was organized in July 1835. It was located in Graves County, Kentucky, which shares a border with Henry and Weakley counties in Tennessee. The congregation was a member of the Obion County (Tenn.) Baptist Association.
Mf. 2013 -- Thomas S. Stribling Papers - Addition, 1911-1979. 1500 items. THS. 2 reels. 35 mm.
Mf. 2014 -- Newell Family Papers, ca 1826-1955. TSLA .25 linear feet. 1 reel. 16mm.
The Newell Papers contain approximately 32 letters dating from 1879-1899, written from Jefferson Davis, Beauvoir, Mississippi, to John David Stokes Newell, attorney, St. Joseph, Tenasas Parish, Louisiana. The letters deal primarily with the management of Davis' land holdings in Mississippi –day-to-day issues related to managers and tenants or "lessees". Properties mentioned include Elkridge, Limerick, Cane Ridge, Brierfield, and Beauvoir.
Also included are 6 miscellaneous letters to or from J.D. Stokes Newell, 1881-1894 regarding business and family matters; approximately 11 miscellaneous family letters, 1826-76 (and 1955), several relating to the impact of the Civil War on family members; one slave bill of sale of a negro child (Julia) 1854, Natchez, Mississippi; one deed of gift for one negro slave woman (Matilda) and child (Walter), 1849, also in Natchez; genealogical data for the Newell and related families; Tirza Willson Patterson's account of her early life in Virginia, from ca. 1850-1865, which includes vivid stories of life in Civil War-era Virginia; a ca. 1903 Field and Stream article about Miss Georgia Willson of Natchez, Mississippi and hunting on horseback over historic plantations; four photographs; ephemera items; and various receipts and notes kept by J.D.S. Newell regarding the sale of cotton, c. 1882-1883.
Mf. 2015 -- Daniel Graham Account Book, 1819-1866, and Slave Register, 1823-1863. 1 reel. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
The slave register (Vol. 1B) is paginated and spans the period 1823-1863. It documents the lives of more than 70 slaves and contains yearly comments on each individual. In most cases Graham devoted an entire page to each slave, and included information such as: name, age, condition of health, marriage, children, vaccinations, work location, and price and place of purchase. The last page in the register contains three lists pertaining to the slaves: those who were sold, those who died, and those given away.
Mf. 2016 -- Dr. Bailey Brown Sory Ledger Books, 1893-1942. 3 reels. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2017 -- Land Grants South of the Walker Line, 1825-1923. 6 reels. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2020 -- First Baptist Church (Manchester, Tenn.) Records, 1843-1986. 5 reels. Mixed sizes. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2021 -- Springhill Baptist Church (Dyer County, Tenn.) Records, 1886-1959. 1 reel. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2022 -- Dr. William M. Boyd Ledger Book, 1908. 1 reel. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2023 -- James R. Mayo Papers, 1939-[1943-1944]-1944. 1 reel. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
All correspondence but the last, a returned letter that was written by Mayo to his sister Lorene, who lived in Greenbrier, Robertson County, Tennessee, with her husband J. H. (Henry) Abernathy, and their daughter Fairie.
Though Mayo's letters contain no real battle descriptions, his correspondence subtly reflects some significant themes: the grueling nature of military routine; the sickness and disease that can go hand-in-hand with military service; the adjustment required by a rural farmer to life in the military and overseas; the involvement of the military censors and the effect it had on family communication; a life previously guided by farm activities and the importance of family; new experiences such as sunbathing and swimming in New Guinea, as well as socializing with the residents; military recreational activities such as baseball, crap games, forays off post, movies, and visits to town; concern for what was happening stateside with inquiries about the draft and shortages; concern for the mortality of his service (he writes: "I will haft to say good By, for I can't tell what I am doing but it isn't bad" [11-18-43]. Mayo also mentions toward the end of his life being too disgusted to write home); preparing his family for what might come, as he eases them into the realization that he might have to stay overseas even after the war ends; and the idea of burial overseas.
Mf. 2024 -- Lt. Col. William K. M. Breckenridge Civil War Daybook, 1862-1863. 1 reel. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
The volume contains three distinct sets of handwriting. From the signatures and contents of the entries, it is presumed that Breckenridge is the main author. Some of the writing is careless and difficult to read. Despite the penmanship, the authors compiled an animated record of life in a Union cavalry unit moving around West Tennessee. Towns most often mentioned are Bolivar, Grand Junction, Jackson, LaGrange, and Memphis. The registered letters and reports should be of special interest to students and scholars of the Civil War. They address encounters with guerrillas, tension between offices, the effects of drinking, and mention a dust-up that Breckenridge and his men had with General Forrest. Letters and reports are dated from Bolivar, Saltillo, Jackson, and Washington D. C.
The daily entries contain valuable information about intra-regimental relationships, guerrilla warfare and its effect on local populations, behavior in wartime, and the frustration of dealing with a military bureaucracy.
Mf. 2026 -- Mount Olivet Cemetery (Nashville, TN) Interment Books, 1855-1952, and Plat Book, ca. 1855-ca. 1972. 2 reels. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2028 -- Kyle Masonic Lodge, No. 422 (Whitesburg, Tenn.), Minute Books, 1871-1911. 1 reel. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2029 -- First Presbyterian Church (Bristol, TN) Records, 1858-2009. 11 reels. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2031 -- Micah Ann Gleaves Tabler Diary, 1941-1946. 1 reel. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
The memoir gives insight into the dynastic life of a woman who lived through several wars. Information within its pages could be beneficial to students or researchers studying civilian life in times of war and/or female social roles in the late 19th - early 20th century.
Mf. 2032 -- Butler Family Papers, 1778-1975. Historic New Orleans Collection. 10 reels. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
The Butler Family Papers consist of correspondence (1778-1972) between family members, including letters from John Parke Custis to George Washington, and from Andrew Jackson to various family members. Other letters include series of correspondence from Robert and Caroline [Butler] Bell of Louisiana, Richard Henry Lee, Eliza Butler Donelson, Winfield Scott, Edmund Pendleton Gaines, Andrew Jackson Donelson, Morgan Lewis, and many other correspondents.
The Butler Family Papers also include papers of Andrew Hynes during his tenure as Adjutant General of Tennessee, and those of the Tennessee Militia for the years 1812-1815. Papers of Edmund Pendleton Gaines (1816-1832) are in the collection. Edward G. W. Butler served with Gaines during the 1825 negotiations with the Creek Indians, and many of his notes and observations of these talks are to be found in the Butler Family Papers.
The collection contains other Family Military Papers (1816-1861), Family Records (1803-1844), Property Documents from Iberville Parish, La. (1805-1861), Financial Records (1779-1896), and photographs (1865-1941). Bound volumes include a Housekeeping Book kept by Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis (1831-1835), a record book of the Third Dragoons (1847-1848). This book contains some miscellaneous entries made prior to 1847 and several plantation record books, account books, and journals. Printed military Orders, Acts and Registers (1815-1870) concerned with Indian treaties, and western frontier defenses complete the collection.
Mf. 2036 -- Arnold Family Papers, 1857-1895. 1 reel. 16mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2042 -- Jas. T. Anderson & Sons (Sycamore Landing, Tenn.), Records, 1900-1962. 5 reels. Mixed sizes. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 2044 -- Demonbreun Family Ledger, 1860-1902. 1 reel. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
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|Watauga River Partners Gets Grant
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Watauga River Partners, a nonprofit environmental organization based out of Boone, N.C., has received a grant from the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources to develop a watershed rehabilitation plan for Beaverdam Creek,
located in the western Watauga County community of Bethel. The North Carolina Department of Environmental and Natural Resources allocated $247,500 in 319 Non-Point Source Pollution Control funding to Beaverdam Creek because of water quality concerns. Although Beaverdam Creek flows through a picturesque landscape, the stream itself has been listed as "impaired" by the North Carolina Division of Water Quality. The presence of several pollutants, such as biological pollutants, sediment, or high water temperatures, could be the cause of the "impaired" designation. Impaired water quality from sediment, runoff and thermal pollution not only affects Beaverdam Creek, but also the overall water quality of the Watauga River because Beaverdam Creek is a headwater stream. Developing a plan to remedy these impacts is important to water quality in the Watauga River basin.
Funding for the Beaverdam Creek Watershed Restoration Project will be used to help landowners prevent land loss, improve drinking water and fish habitats, and implement best management practices for their farms.
Watauga River Partners is providing financial assistance to residents who own land along Beaverdam Creek or its tributaries and are willing to share costs, labor and equipment. The funding may be used for plants along creek banks, rain gardens, alternate watering and feeding approaches, cattle crossings and fencing, and other approved alternatives.
"This is a great opportunity for landowners to not only improve their property, but to insure the Watauga River remains a vital, healthy waterway for fishing, habitat and drinking water," Kristan Cockerill, project manager for the Beaverdam Creek Watershed Restoration Project, said.
Watauga River Partners is working with Watauga County Cooperative Extension and North Carolina Division of Soil and Water Conservation to install projects in the Beaverdam community. Brushy Fork Environmental Consulting, Inc., Appalachian State University Department of Chemistry, and the N.C. Wildlife Commission are also assisting.
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Superman IV: The Quest for Peace was a liberal Democrat's fantasy. In this fourth and final installment of the film franchise launched by Richard Donner, Christopher Reeve's Man of Steel rids the planet of all of its nuclear weapons by rounding them up and launching them into the heart of the sun. The nations of the Earth rejoice as a new era of world peace begins.
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EDIT: Lmao didnt see there was a lasher coming to me ( you can see him coming towards me in the screenshot ^)
My first attack did this.
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Codependency in the Marriage: A BSs common mistake
Given the devastation that is unleashed on our lives in the wake of discovering that our spouse was unfaithful, its not uncommon to find ourselves holding on and attempting to fix the WS or control the Marital outcome. Codependency, means making the relationship more important to you than you are to yourself. Are you making your relationship more important than yourself? I know I did, prior to the affair and increased that in the aftermath of D-Day. Please let me say this as clearly as possible. You cannot make the marriage work with someone else whos not. The harder you try the worse it will become; you do it at the detriment to yourself, putting that dysfunctional relationship first. Many BSs here wanted my marriage so bad they were willing to negotiate with thier WS to their own emotional and mental peril.
There are many reasons I have seen here on SI for the codependency within the marriage. One partner may have trouble controlling other impulses, or simply not show much interest in the partnership. It can be about controlling outcomes and assuming a motherly/fatherly role with the WS. It can be a historic need by the BS to work the partners problem or issue in an attempt to fix their problems. But other issues in a couples lives can foster codependence, too. I will discuss a few that I have seen in hopes to allow the BSs to relate and identify their codependency issues and address them head on.
Codependency issues seem to gravitate around a few common things here on SI. The first being control. Many times the BS grabs control of the relationship and allows the WS to give less and unplug from the Marriage. They do this because they perceive the WS as out-of-control person or to have some flaw the WS refuses to address or BS is not allowing them the space to address. This dynamic allows the BS to get to be the person who is in control and thus be respected for being the responsible one or one who steps up. It allows the BS to be the better person, the smarter person, the person whos recognized as having it all together. Theyre defining themselves as strong enough to deal with it, when actually they need to realize that maybe they should be taking care of themselves instead of proving their strength. This dynamic also allows a WS to feel less than capable, if they have underlying self-esteem issues it creates a further expansion of the space by which they can spiral that place.
Another common codependency issue is codependency to the self-absorbed or uninterested partner. This may happen in a relationship where only one of you is ever asking to get together or making moves toward the other one. Still, the codependent partner often finds some type of reward in this setup. For them simply being in a relationship - even one thats not ideal - may also be comforting and allow them to see themselves in a particular way that they perceive is positive. A lot of times this is the case when the BS is the one with the low self-esteem . The BS says to themselves, Im no good, no one would want me, and therefore I have to or should put up with this. These negative thoughts are very common, and they have a big impact on why people stay in relationships that may not be good for them.
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Ask yourself , What price am I paying for being with this person? This is a big one post affair. It can be helpful to jot down a list of things youre giving up to be in this relationship. If you seem to always be putting yourself last, thats not generally healthy for a person. If the price is costing you, well YOU! Its not worth it.
Ask yourself , Am I the only one putting energy into this relationship? If so you are definitely codependent and setting yourself up to be abused emotionally. You cannot make the marriage work with someone else whos not. You need and deserve a partner, which means they give to you as much as you give to them. There is no couple when only one person is putting forth any effort, its a mother/father relationship.
Co-dependent marriages are the most abusive form of marriages. They are based on need, but are not healthy. Each partner in the marriage tries to take advantage of his or her hold on the other partner. This can often deteriorate into the sort of marriage where the two partners can neither live together nor live apart. This is where BSs need to be aware, and stop the marriage from sliding into co-dependency. The individual needs the confidence to become independent, to stand on his own feet. There is no harm in encouraging inter-dependence, but co-dependence in a marriage must be avoided at all costs. This is really the beauty of the 180, it focuses back on us, not he WS and their behavior, not the desire to have a marriage that is other than what the piece of crap it is.
Hope this is food for thought!
I've always been a fairly self reliant "just get it done" kind of person instead of a bitch, harp and moan kind of person. I learned to be that way in my FOO. (Alcoholic Father and then single mother). Self reliance key for survival.
And putting my marriage, my kids before myself is pretty common too. Rather than spend money on myself - I'll put it into savings for that "rainy day" I'll forgo/put off haircuts and new clothes in an instant if it seems the budget is too stretched for those things yet I didn't complain loudly and directly enough about HIS spending habits.
I also gave him too much space, too much free time while I pulled the weight. I knew he was having a hard time coping with DD1 and I thought space was what he needed. I allowed myself to excuse his behaviour because of the pain I knew he was experiencing and then sucked up my own and carried on because in my view somebody had to take responsibility.
Turns out what he needed was a swift kick in the ass. It would have been better had I called him out on his running away from problems and pain instead of facing it.
But where does one draw the line? Some sacrifice for marriage and family is necessary - no partner is ever perfect. You can't have it all...but I do recognise I was giving way too much.
But where does one draw the line?
Some sacrifice for marriage and family is necessary - no partner is ever perfect. You can't have it all...but I do recognize I was giving way too much.
And putting my marriage, my kids before myself is pretty common too. Rather than spend money on myself
Turns out what he needed was a swift kick in the ass. It would have been better had I called him out on his running away from problems and pain instead of facing it.
[This message edited by lordhasaplan? at 11:42 AM, May 13th (Friday)]
Kids play sports, H coaches. When we first start out, we ride together, happy family but a little tense cuz we have to stop and get ice for the ice chest.
Next game: Don't want the tension so I say, you guys go ahead and I will bring the ice chest and everything so you won't be late.
Next game: They leave earlier, I am now bringing ice chest, chairs, wagon, and so on.
Next game: Don't have time to do my hair, makeup-forget it, I am lugging all the shit, look like hell, resenting the f out of my H, who when I walk up is carefee and chatting it up with the field whores(single mamas who use their kids to get men)
Next game: People talk about what a nice guy my H is but damn his wife always looks pissed and kind of sloppy.
Next game: Keep seeing OW around, she's laughing and joking around with my H, I say something to him and he says...just because your insecure, you accuse me of an A.
In a nutshell, yes i'm co-denpendant and have been for years. Slowly crawling my way out and learning to say NO Im sorry, that's not gonna work for me.
[This message edited by horseluvr at 11:41 PM, May 28th (Saturday)]
And horseluvr, reading you're example was like deja vu except I know it's happened to me, repeatedly (this is like extra, extra deja vu:). This take on the dynamic is mind blowing and sure beats resentment which only leaves me pissed and sloppy:)
through herculean Kafkaesque temerity...
I didn't realize these circumstances where the co-dependancy. It's seems so much clearer to see the situations as they are and how it unfolds.
I've had this happen myself so many times not seeing that I was swallowing the responsibility everytime thinking I was being nice and helpful & then one day seeing how I resented doing those things anymore.
I remember when we had our first child and went to visit a friend 4 hours away. My H made it all about golf and drinking. I saw it as bonding with a life long friend he doesn't get to see as often anymore. Then we went to the beach one day and everyone piled their things into the stoller with our 8 month old son. Got to the beach everyone ran down into the water while I stood there at the sidewalk waiting because I couldn't get the HEAVY stroller through the sand. I was pissed and let it out saying how f**king rude could you be to just leave us here type thing. His friends must have thought I was a real b**ch because of it. I later said how unacceptable it was for ALL of them to have done that.
Wow! I learned something new today.
My question.... I know the role that I play in this, but he refuses to step up to the plate. His life is about him. His family always comes second to his work and alone time.
I feel like our M is doomed. Is it?
I could write a book on all of the stories like the one I posted. Our life revolves around what his latest obsession is. Vacations, where he wants to go.
After my 3rd baby, I knew I had to start exercising quick because i had her in my 30's. I would get up at 4am and go to the gym. H would leave for work at 6am. All he had to do was be in the home til I got there. Baby woke up 2 weeks into my new workout plan. H had to give her a bottle. Oh boy, I had to hear him gripe and bitch because he didn't have time for that. Needless to say I quit going. Tried walking in the evenings after dinner, kids bathed, just a 45 min walk. He wouldn't tell me not to but I would get the looks that it was inconveniencing him. Once again I stopped. Ironically when he told me he wanted a D during A, the first thing that came out of his mouth was my weight.
Reading what I am posting is really pissing me off!! So mad at myself for letting someone get to me like that. I feel my inner lioness starting to roar.
[This message edited by horseluvr at 3:40 PM, May 29th (Sunday)]
I've finally realized that this is what it boils down to
The type of fierce loyalty that I possess made me incapable of comprehending the level of disloyalty that he possessed
I told him that "this is happening with or without you." After D day he used the excuse that this made him feel "trapped" and like he didn't have a say. Then days later he cried from guilt of it all and said "even if I had agreed he wouldn't let me go through with "it" (meaning abortion) I would have never allowed him to pressure me into it in the first place.
I gave him a chance to get out back then (2 months pregnant) he had a choice to go honourably but he chose to stay and have an affair.
Not sure where the co-dependency is in that but there are times when I think I just should have left him then instead of reasoning with him and assuming that he was speaking out of a place of fear, pain and loss over DD1 and the circumstances surrounding her birth. It probably would have been better if I had made IC a condition of us staying together at that time but I never thought in a million years he'd betray me like this - I thought we'd have time for him to work through his shit and he'd come to his senses. I thought he was a stronger man than what it turns out he actually is.
I would give him an earful of his disconnect and my needs, etc etc..however, I settled and disconnected weeks probably into our relationship- I just felt trapped and did it due to my own FOO- abandonment issues.
I didn't want to have my kids grow up without a dad and settled for less.
But I do realize that in a way I did become codependant on just having someone- I realize now that it was never him.
Do you want me to tell you something really subversive? Love is everything it's cracked up to be. That's why people are so cynical about it.
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So excited to see all the lists! Last year gave some great ideas! Thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to this party, Melissa! I loved the party last year--and there was lots of good visiting among all the bloggers who participated. Thank you for asking people to visit at least five other bloggers--I think that's awesome!ReplyDelete
I remember Percy Faith Christmas music! And thanks for the tip about Roughneck storage boxes. I need to buy a bunch of storage boxes, so I'll keep this in mind!
What a fun list... and such a great idea for a party! I am looking forward to getting some new 'favorites' ideas! :)ReplyDelete
Oooh, my Mom has the same sugar dish, but in (faded) yellow. Love it.ReplyDelete
Yeah for a party! I loved joining in last year. Such great ideas!ReplyDelete
Oh, I remember that sugar shaker. Now I want to find one. I'm excited to come back and check out all the favorites again this year. I love this party.ReplyDelete
So much fun! Thanks Melissa!ReplyDelete
Melissa, the book about the Depression sounds amazing!! My Nannie will be 100 in May, and she has some great stories too. I think it's important to listen to our older generations and learn from them. :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for hosting! When I get home from preschool drop-off today, I'm going to have a blast perusing the links. :)
I'm so glad to be here again! Last year was so much fun and I'm so excited to meet new people! Your giveaway package is awesome - thanks so much for hosting this for all of us!ReplyDelete
Yea for Percy Faith Christmas!! The cd "Christmas is..." is my favorite. The title song was always playing on Christmas Eve as we drove home from the family Christmas party. Nostaligic memories!! I also love Ray Coniff Christmas!! Amazon has such great prices on them also! I'm giving 3 of the old-time cd's to my dad for his birthday this weekend. It's just fun to listen to the music that we listened to as kids, cause to be honest, Yoko Ono and Bruce Springsteen don't say Christmas to me ;)!! Your Favorite things week has been so fun!! I'm thankful for your great blog! It brings a smile to my face everyday!! Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
My parents had those albums! Oh that brings back such memories of growing up. Every christmas they would be played in our house non-stop. Thanks Mom and Dad for instilling great values and such happy moments in our lives.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for hosting this enjoyable party! I'm gonna check out We Had Everything But Money. Thanks for sharing :DReplyDelete
My mom has the same tupperware sugar dish and is still using it! Hers is yellow though.ReplyDelete
What great fun, enjoying the party.ReplyDelete
Thanks for having the party! I've already gotten lots of things I need to try! My grandparents still have their yellow sugar shaker. They just don't make things like they used to!ReplyDelete
I really enjoyed participating last year, and I'm excited to be here again this year. Can't wait to check out all the great lists!ReplyDelete
Very fun party Melissa! I enjoyed looking around at the entries so far. I may post and link up later tonight. Hmmmm....What are my favorite things? :)ReplyDelete
Ok so I had to giggle when I saw your old sugar dispenser. Growing up we had a pale yellow one that we used for our cereal. When I was visiting my parents this summer I asked my mom if she still had it. She did and wasn't using it. So I brought it home and now my 5 kiddos use it for their cereal. It is so convenient.ReplyDelete
Thanks for hosting this party! I've just started my blog and this is officially my first link up. I hope I did it right :). Thanks for being such a fun part of my day, even though I don't even know you personally. I love your great ideas and positive outlook. It always makes me want to make my home a little cuter and be a better mom to my six amazing kids.ReplyDelete
This is such a neat idea! I love this link-up! Another great idea was to have readers visit and comment other blogs. Such a great way to meet new people.ReplyDelete
Thank you for hosting this fabulous party. I love your blog and I had so much fun reading about your favorite things from last year and every elses favorite things. Thank you for letting me be a part of this party it was my first time ever doing one and it was os fun!ReplyDelete
Hi Melissa! Loving your blog and this party is such a fun way to visit new ones amd make friends. Thanks for being hostess! Will definitely be checking out the book...I LOVE to read!! Hugs, JudiReplyDelete
Love those rubbermaid totes too! The other ones just don't hold up. Your blog is one of my favorite things too! It is one of the only blogs in my reader that I stay read up on! We Moms of 5 have to stick together against all those that look at us like we are crazy nuts! lolReplyDelete
This is such a fun Link Party! Thanks for hosting Melissa!ReplyDelete
What a fun party! I'm glad I joined in. You are so right about the roughneck totes. Hands down, the best!ReplyDelete
Laughed about the golden rod tupperware sugar container. We had one of those FOR YEARS!ReplyDelete
If you like the depression book...have you ever seen Reminisce magazine? You may like it as well! :)
Thanks for a great blog!
Thank you for commenting on my blog! I was so excited...a blog celebrity visited my blog!! :) I got my mop at Walmart!ReplyDelete
Hi Melissa! Thanks for hosting - I am so excited to join in the fun this year. I'd love to find a copy of that book - It looks like an interesting read - {that stuff fascinates me}ReplyDelete
I checked out a few links yesterday and can't wait to read more...I love finding new stuff to 'love' =)
Hope you are enjoying your weekend and have a fabulous holiday! ~ Stephanie Lynn
Hi Melissa! Thanks for taking time to comment on my blog. I've been a faithful follower of yours for a while now and just love all your tips and decorating style. I'm a new blogger myself and this was my first "party." So much fun! I love seeing other people's favorite things. Hope your family has a wonderful Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
I love this link party...thanks for sharing and do it! I love seeing what other people's favorite things are...it is so much fun!ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
oh, no! i just went all the way through twice and it told me both times that it failed and now i'm here to start a 3rd time and see BOTH of my entries. is there a way you can remove one of them? so sorry for cluttering your list!ReplyDelete
Great idea for a linky! I am getting some great ideas of things to try. Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
This is the very first link party I have ever participated in! I am so excited! :)ReplyDelete
I love storage containers! With all my son's toys, I don't know what I would do with out them.ReplyDelete
And I think this is my first link party...maybe
I'm so excited to join my first linky party! I am not sure how to link up, so here's my post website: http://mygreenbraecottage.blogspot.com/2010/11/top-10-favorite-trader-joes-items.htmlReplyDelete
Let me know what else I need to do to link it up! Thanks!! And Happy Thanksgiving. :-) Blessings
It says the linky party is closed already :( but I thought it was supposed to be open until monday morning...ReplyDelete
Here is my post: http://www.styleplease.com/2010/11/favorite-things.html
Okay, got them both and linky is open until noon! :)ReplyDelete
Ooops, I missed the link before it closed.ReplyDelete
Thanks for doing this though... very fun!
Here's mine list:
Quet@Shaker furnitureReplyDelete
Do you want to see a new and unique style of FURNITURE
Visit: Shaker furniture .
Quet@Shaker furnitureReplyDelete
Do you want to see a new and unique style of FURNITURE
Visit: Shaker furniture .


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|Frustrations Grow a Week After Flooding
|Written by Steve Frank
|Friday, 08 February 2013 10:08
Fallout and frustration over a week after flooding damaged High Country roadways and dwellings. While work is underway on apartments that were flooded in the deluge January 30th, such as the 23 condemned at Bavarian Village, some residents are frustrated over what they've been told by the DOT about repairs to their roads.
One of those is Pamela Graham of Todd, who said she got home as the storm was hitting and found the culvert where her drive intersects Carter Miller Road was uprooted by the river of water flowing down the road, and her drive was inaccessible. Reporting that to the DOT, she was told that a truck had been on its way but broke down. Told that, she didn't call immediately the next morning, thinking a truck was on its way, but when she did call late that morning, the woman who answered told her there never was a truck on its way, that there were many calls, but hers would be handled. "By the end of the day they did come out," according to Graham, but she said they used available materials to put a narrow path across the culvert to give her access to her drive. "There's a huge hole left. If I don't stay on that path, I'm going to lose an axle," and she said that cars pull over on Carter Miller to let each other pass, and with the deep culvert cut through the road, there's little space for even one car. But after the weekend, Graham was again frustrated with no response, "Monday morning I called and asked Debbie if they were coming to fix it, and she assured me that they had hired extra people and they were working as hard as they could and they would be out to fix it as soon as they could. I tried to be patient, so I didn't call back until yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon—this was at 4:15—and I said maybe I should talk to Jim Blevins, and she said 'well he's gone home for the day.' And I said, 'why isn't he out there helping, and she said, 'Oh they all went home at 3:30 today.'" Graham went on, "And as you know, yesterday (Wednesday) was a beautiful day. I couldn't believe they quit at 3:30 on a day like yesterday." Pamela Graham has sent videos taken on the day after the flood and late Thursday, to show that, beyond the small path to her drive, no work had been done, and they're posted on our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/user/GoBlueRidgeNews
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Give us a break! That's what Congress finally did on last weekend, when after a marathon session in the Senate, Congressmen all agreed to head out of town for their two-week spring break. So we're safe from their meddlesome efforts until April 8.
But what a show they put on before they left. After arguing most of the night, the Senate finally managed to pass its first budget in four years at 4:56 Saturday morning. The final vote was 50-49, with every Republican opposing it. They were joined by four Democrats: Mark Pryor of Arkansas, Kay Hagan of North Carolina, Mark Begich of Alaska and Max Baucus of Montana. Not so coincidentally, all four are up for re-election next year.
I'll have more to say about the battle of the budgets in a moment. But first I need to comment on two recent Senate votes on Obamacare and the incredible hypocrisy they demonstrated. First, Congressional Republicans declared their unwavering opposition to the badly misnamed Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Then they voted to fund it for the rest of the year.
What the heck's going on here?
Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Mike Lee (R-Utah), two tough young conservatives who defeated more establishment-type Republicans to win election, lived up to their campaign promises to try to end Obamacare. They forced a vote in the Senate on an amendment to defund the program. As expected, the measure lost on a straight party-line vote, with 55 Democrats voting against it and all 45 Republicans in the Senate voting in favor.
On March 20, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell made a wonderful speech on the floor of the Senate:
In my view, Obamacare is a colossal mistake for our country. There's just no way to fix it. It needs to be pulled out by its roots and we need to start over.
This bill needs to be repealed and replaced — not with another unreadable law or another 20,000 pages of regulations — but with common-sense reforms that actually lower health care costs.
And anyone who thinks we've given up that fight is dead wrong.
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Sharing Memories: Winter Meals (Week 7)
My family didn't have much money when I was growing up. It was a luxury to have a pomegranate in our Christmas stockings, and my mother cooked budget meals from budget cuts of meat. Her parents were from England my mother followed her mother's English style cooking.
So I grew up thinking all families ate, as we did, pig's feet, tripe, kidney, heart, liver and ox-tail stew. I will never forget that horrid white tripe quivering in it's milk sauce on a white plate. I could not eat it. Just looking at it was enough to send my stomach into dry heaves.
And my mother's version of liver was like shoe leather. I love liver now but I hated it as a child because it was so tough and dry. Heart was rubbery and chewy. Pig's feet were just gross in my eyes, and ox-tail stew was a runny fatty mess! Yes, I was a skinny child, mainly because I could not choke down the food my mother served.
Every morning we had porridge before heading off to school That I loved! And Sundays was always rare roast beef with one of my favourites - Yorkshire pudding. So I do have some good memories of meals I enjoyed but I think my bad memories are worth as much. I'm going to be writing about those memories this week and I hope you will join me. What foods or meals did your family eat? I guarantee that writing about them will bring back both humourous and warm memories!
5 comments:
- hummer said...
In my family it was Pickled Pigs Feet. I still love the taste. One of my daughter's thinks of it as comfort food, because her great aunt loved it and that made it good.
I will work on my post to join you.
My mum is also British & as a young wife she had a budget for meals so Mon.-Sun. was the same every week. Beans & weiners,steak & kidney pie, Chop Suey etc. She blossomed out when I was in my teens though. Everything exotic-Desserts were to die for. Chocolate eclairs,donuts,strudels.
- Genealogy Blogger said...
I forgot that another meal we had frequently was cow's tongue! That I loved, and still cook it occassionally, although no one but me will eat it.
My mother also was on a rotation with her meals, as I recall they repeated about every 10 days.
Rainer loves every single "gross" food that you mentioned, and frequently gets cows tongue....for himself!
- Genealogy Blogger said...
Judy - I have never met ANYone who liked cow's tongue!!
I can hardly wait til the next time you come up here, guess what I'm cooking for supper?
Ok, I will make you and the boys (and Brian) something else, but Rainer and I will have cow's tongue. I have not had it in years as it is far too much food just for me.