I went and pick up her skirt, and had a good look at the garden, Tammy was right, you could be out here with nothing at all on, the only things that c...uld see you was the birds, the garden was about thirty foot long by about thirty two wide, it needed a lot of work, Tammy and myself like gardening so we will be able to do it as we liked. I walked back out though the back gate to where the car was, moved it closer to the cottage and started to get our things out of the boot, hearing the front. Until then, she'd relied on her husband for her income, but now that was cut off. She was also horrified to learn, a couple of weeks after leaving him, that he was suing her for divorce. And that divorces were expensive. She was left with nothing. Her mother tried to help out but her illness just got worse and less than a year after Karen's divorce became final, her mother died. Funerals were expensive too, it seemed, and Karen was forced to sell her mother's house in order to pay to have the. I must think to myself.I make error in this day. Linda says many excuses for my error, but I will not excuse myself from it. I tell her before I am not best at what she and Irving wish me to do, but I will myself to be best, and yet I make error.M’kamba will not be so easy with me for this. I hear in my mind her voice telling me how foolish I am. “You listen only to surface,” she says, “you do not look beneath. Always it is needed to look beneath, to pierce through many layers to truth, do not. Both notions were obviously false by now, but he was not one to break his vows, and he did not want to hurt the children, so he stayed until the last one was ready to go. All of this time, his sweet, suburban wife was oblivious to his dissatisfaction. He did not have anyone in particular lined up yet, but that was okay. He just wanted out of this unsatisfactory marriage. He was tired of the clashes between them. He was equally tired of her reluctance to do anything inventive in bed. He was.