Keep your chin up

Millhouse lost his job.

It sucks.

It sucks big time.

But as much as it sucks for me, it sucks even more for Millhouse.  He was screwed.  He was let down by someone that wasn’t supposed to let him down.  This wasn’t supposed to happen this way, but it did and it sucks.  Millhouse is upset.  He’s tethering on the brink of breaking down and I can see that.  I am trying so hard to stop that from happening.

In the 10 years that we have been together, he has never been unemployed.  Ever.  There were points where he was working two jobs but he was never without a job.  This is a first for him.  He feels let down and low.  The weight of our money issues is weighing on him.  I am trying to keep him from sinking any lower.

No matter how scary this gets, I have to stay positive.  I have to keep pushing.  I have to keep moving forward.  I have to make things work.  I have to keep my family together.  It is a daunting task.  It is such a scary task.

But we’ve made it through worst things; we will make it through this.