Something’s Gotta Give
Dear Karma – Thank you for the little reminder that while the truth may not have set us free in court, it will ultimately set Dear Alexa free. And that’s all that really matters.
Request Prayer Connection
Request what we would like to see happen from the Universe, Pray to our loving Source (God), and Connect with Love recognizing that we are all one.
An Inconvenient Truth
Dear Alexa – By now you know that I live my life by a set of rules. A code of conduct. I […]
Givers, Takers and Thieves
Givers give a nickel.
Takers take a dime.
Thieves demand a quarter.
When Nuclear is the Only Option
At what point do we finally admit to ourselves that mom has already escalated matters to a point where we question our personal safety?
Used Against Me in Court – The Dad’s First “Real Post”
My loving words and memories were used against me in a court of law. So twisted beyond recognition that the judge didn’t know what to believe.
Stepmom Baggage
You won this stepmom-fearing, step-baggage carrying, “cool aunt” over with ease. This proud Step Mom is ready to welcome you home with arms wide open when you’re ready to return to us. Only this time, I’m not letting go.
Having Tea with our Demons
We heal our soul by loving and accepting every fragmented part – Loving our Whole Self unconditionally.
1 Step forward – 3 Steps back
Every positive experience with Dad is typically followed by a few setbacks when mom senses your happiness.
Parental Alienation Hard Truth #4 – Why You Need to RISE and BE the Light that Guides Your Children Home
As painful as the alienation experience is, I believe reconnection is the natural course. Showing Dear Alexa that love is unconditional and light is infinite is how her father and I have been able to RISE.
Parental Alienation Hard Truth #3 – Making Bad Decisions for a Higher Good
Stepping back and allowing some seriously bad “sans parenting” was painful – but necessary to break the “dad’s entirely to blame” united front.
Parental Alienation Hard Truth #2 – Love is NOT a Battlefield
Dear Alexa is better off by our stepping back and allowing truth to unfold. We make every effort to disengage from mom so this situation can calm down. This gives Dear Alexa a much-needed break to rediscover her own feelings and thoughts about who Dad is.