#moms side

[saoriplease]

baylee moved to tomarang to help her grandma with the shop and renting apartments

[thoughts-of-the-unheard]

little fun fact about me: im technically the eldest child, middle child, youngest child, and an only child

so I have a younger brother and an older sister but theyre both half siblings on opposite ends 

[shymoonrose]

I woke up crying rn

btw if my mama(my grandma) dies i will kms by how much iove her

[dancingindreamlight]

All my cousins sisters niece and nephew got to the large table before me ( I think k maybe they did it on purpose to shut me out) then I go to the "adult" table (aunts and uncles) and they barely talk to me. Older than sisters and cousins by 4 years or more and 20 y younger than the older ppl ... I never belonged with either. Never with anyone. I was sitting there thinking, I should end my life. No future. No one likes me. No way to get them to. It just is what I am.

[amerasdreams]

Lol mom said one of the biggest fights grandpa and my aunt (oldest on mom's side) had was on a trip out west. They fought over which dog was the biggest, a great Dane or Saint Bernard.

One thing to know about our family, we (most) have tempers. One of the many characteristics, but a large part of moms growing up. Some people more than others, the kind that dont back down. Mom got some of this but mainly as the middle is the peacemaker.

[themasterpupil]

That's not even all of us 😧

[ivegotstoriestotell]

Currently reading World War Z. I shared this page because I have family from Barbados.

[typing-letters]

Uncle Michael

I honestly believe I have the coolest uncle. He’s the only adult who has asked me what I wanna do with my life, and given me advice on how to pursue it. I made him a cup of coffee and he asked what I wanna do after high school. People have asked me this before but they’ve never really… Cared I guess. I told him I wanna go to college and become a writer and maybe live in New York for a while. He then mumble “I’d kill myself.” With a chuckle. He explained how he lived in Atalanta and hated it cause traffic. I reminded him that everyone drives cars there and no one drives in New York unless they’re paid to. He nodded and encouraged me to start a blog so I can practice and he told me that’s what most writers start with. I smiled. I love him. He’s very funny and can do many accents and impressions. He’s really a great guy. I don’t understand why his wife left him for a 50 year old. That’s creepy to me. But to be honest, I didn’t like her much anyway.