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Welcome to Honor Your Truth The Is It True? Series Episode Seventy-Three The best way to a mans heart is through his stomach We all ate dinner at the kitchen table unless it was TV tray night. TV tray night consisted of the TV tray, the TV dinner, and the Dick Van Dyke show (the one where Rob trips over the couch and Laura is at home waiting not out on her own throwing her hat up in the air). The only TV dinner I can ever remember eating was Salisbury steak. I have no idea what Salisbury steak is, but I ate it. At some point in my childhood, I decided all meat and any other living thing was not acceptable food. Thirty-some years later I feel differently, but that s another story. We didn t have TV tray nights very often because my parents believed in saying grace, eating together, and being excused. The dining room was for special occasions with the relatives. That whole room seemed like such a big waste of space because we only used maybe twice a year. We ate all family meals at the kitchen table in the kitchen and kept an eye out for Dad through the wooden shudders of the windows. He was either late or not there at all. When he was there, he would come home and take his place with a big old smile on his face happy to be home .and happy to be in front of a plate of food made by Mom. My Mom was often mad that he was late, but I don t think he noticed. Nothing ever changed. When we were growing up, my Dad was gone most of the time. For the first 6 years of my life, we lived in Green Bay and Dad had an apt in Chicago. He would come home on the weekends, and given what I know about my Dad, the weekend meant that he came home late on Saturday and left when the game was over on Sunday. He was the classic traveling salesman , an archetype long forgotten it seems. He worked for a company in Green Bay, but was opening up his own business in Chicago. He worked extremely long hours and although he did it for himself, he also did it for his rapidly expanding family, The Hadrabas . Sometimes when he would come home he would put something at the foot of all of our beds for us to find when we woke up the next morning. I remember one trip to Mexico when he came back with handmade dolls .one in a different color for each of us. Mine was red. I can picture him laying them all out there. We loved those dolls. Other times, he would wake us up in the morning with my moms ukulele and he d be singing real loud, I ve been workin on the railroad, all the live long day You had no choice but to get up. Trust me. Mom made all the mom-ish meals and my Dad loved her cooking .meatloaf, pot roast, spaghetti, fried chicken, stroganoff, every casserole known to man and so on. She has a roll top desk that is more of a recipe box holder than anything. Recently, my sister wanted to make my Dad his favorite cake which is pineapple upside down cake. My Mom could not find the recipe and my sister told her not to worry because she could probably find it online easily. You would have thought somebody threw a bomb in the kitchen window. All of the sudden the worlds not the same anymore, no one has any values anymore, there s nothing to pass down anymore, with the crescendo being what s the point to cooking at all. We do drama well, but it was sad in a way. I honestly remember thinking that my ex-husband would never find a woman who could cook as good as I could and feeling some comfort in that, that somehow I would remain present instead of drifting into his nothingness .that he would never quite get over losing me. I cooked all his meals like my mom would. I was a homemaker, even if I couldn t communicate enough to save a marriage. Today although I cannot speak for him, I highly doubt he remembers my lasagna, much less thinks about it, nor does he wish to do things over, much less have me back. It was a long time ago. The meals were not a breaking point, not a selling point, not even a moot point. My Dad expects to be fed and my Mom prefers he stays out of the kitchen. I didn t see a lot of affection between my parents growing up like kissing, hugging, holding hands, talking quietly but maybe those were the times. I don t know. Rob and Laura had separate beds, but they loved each other, ya know what I m sayin . My parents do love each other...maybe not how I imagine love to be, but they do. Just the other day, I heard my Dad say; Mom takes good care of me . She was in the kitchen whistling. I better get cooking because I like to cook. I Honor My Truth! Debra Hadraba

Welcome to Honor Your Truth The Is It True? Series Episode Seventy-Four Silence is Golden I have those little orange foam earplugs that come with their own handy carrying case. My parents keep their TV on all day, everyday and I can t think. It s usually news and I need a brain check. My sister can work like this, but she has 3 kids, and a husband. She claims this as a probable reason. I wouldn t know, but it seems to make sense. My mom has clocks all over the house that make some kind of noise ..cuckoo clocks, grandfather clocks, clocks that make a different sound on the hour the bird clock, the holiday clock, the golf clock, the football clock, the choo-choo train and the frog clock to name a few. She puts a towel over the loudest, the cuckoo clock, when we come home. I think it has more to do with all of the kids that can t seem to keep there hands off the chime chains, rather than the sleep we lose after 3 am. We are night owls , up all hours, but we also like to sleep ..in the day. We sleep until we don t want to, no matter how noisy, no matter the conditions. I must admit I do appreciate the dishtowel system immensely whether it is meant for me or not. I often end up sleeping on the couch in the living room, in close proximity to the cuckoo. When everyone is in town, there are people sleeping everywhere. I have slept underneath the kitchen table in a pinch. I didn t necessarily plan on it. It just worked out that way. You gotta claim your turf early or you end up on the pull-out or the fold-up. I m not complaining, but both have a bar or something that jabs you in the rib cage I actually prefer one of the couches, but you gotta deal with the cuckoo .unless it s under the dish towel and then your good. Regardless, grab your pillow and blanket combo ASAP. There are some cozy, normal ones, but most are strange not quite big enough, long enough, short sheets with stuff sewn on them. My mom is a quilter. She makes a lot of quilts and pillows which have trinkets, buttons, and baubles, all sewn on top. As I have gotten older, my skin doesn t bounce back like it used to. It could take a good 2-3 hrs to lose a snowflake or a duck imprint off my face .so I m mindful of that. My Dad turns his head as he climbs the stair for sleep, you kids get to bed , but we don t and we re loud. Most boyfriends I bring home to meet the family hit a wall at some point any wall, and they can t take it anymore. They talk on their cell phone for hours in their car or start driving back to Minnesota without explanation. Historically, I attract the only child , one who doesn t quite understand the beauty in volume, chaos, and life-size love ..I grew up around noise ..laughing too hard .crying too much ..or otherwise. Everyone s in everyone s business and no ones keeping quiet about it. I grew up around Speak now or forever hold your piece which my mom often said, so we spoke it if we could, unless we didn t ..when we should have. This in addition to Children should be seen and not heard made for an impossible juxtaposition ..a corner you can t get out of .someone you can t please, perfectly. We have our own voice, yet also listen and can learn. I don t need to say every feeling I have when I have it. I can feel it when someone I am talking to is merely for their turn. I do thank them for waiting, but I can feel it when they are. They aren t present, but somewhere lost deep in their own head, putting thoughts together and a plan to make them cool. Could we stop right there and say we re both enough? I always think I m dorky. My fear is that I ve led someone to believe that I m not patient, that I don t care what they may say, that I can t speak and also hear, that I am closed and far away. I look into their eyes and I open up my ears to hear them, my heart. I know it feels good to be heard. Sometimes that s all we need. Sometimes it s in the silence, the peace we feel alone. No noise, no sound , no nothing .so we can meditate and hear the voice of God .the small still voice in our heart that speaks to us if we are willing to listen if we can silence the chatter long enough to hear it. I practice silence of the tongue and silence of the mind, but it s that it s easier. It s a choice and it s a good one. There is a God that is in me and is in you. I Honor My Truth!

Welcome to Honor Your Truth The Is It True? Series Episode Seventy-Five To Err is Human, to Forgive Divine I had just gotten my drivers license. I was drivin the big red caddy. We called this car the boat . It was HUGE. You could cruise around with a good 6-8 people comfortably. I considered living in it a few times when I was getting along with my parents. On this particular night, I was heading over to a friend s house to hang out and listen to RUSH 2112. That record had just came out. It was like nothing anyone had ever heard before. My sister knew all the words. She was kinda known for it. My friend lived on the corner of Flint Creek and something. I missed the turn to his driveway, and instead landed on his neighbors lawn. I had done what was otherwise known as a lawn job by accident. If you don t know what that is, a driver or drivers plow through a lawn creating all sorts of havoc. It can be random, or fully orchestrated. You drive on, and you drive off with total disregard for any kind of ornamental shrubbery, flowers, statues or anything. I was in the car one time. I was really scared and felt bad. It would never be my idea of a fun night out. One does this because they re mad or in love, its homecoming or prom, or they re just plain bored on a Saturday night. It s a step below T.P.-ing which is covering a lawn and its trees with toilet paper. T.P.-ing is a total mess and God forbid it rains, but a lawn job can be worse depending on how many cars you got goin . It can create a heckuva lot of damage. Although I was just one girl, I did a great job. I went up on the lawn and drove over a newly planted tree. I saw it pop up behind me in the rear view mirror. Excellent. I was like, hmm, Did I just run over a tree? and 2 seconds later it went boing from under the back bumper. I was in big trouble now. I was petrified. I contemplated driving away. Back then I would go into a complete shame spiral whenever I did something wrong . I still do when it concerns a vehicle. I had an accident some years ago and you would have thought the world was coming to an end. The police officer on the scene and the guy I crashed into didn t know quite what to do with me. I was hysterical. I couldn t stop crying. I reverted back to the little girl who spilt the milk. I sat there and realized their was only one thing to do, the right thing. I went up to their door, rang the bell and the Dad came to the door. I said, I just ran over your tree by accident . Well it turns out that someone else had already driven over the baby tree, but more intentionally. It truly was a lawn job . He was still very angry about that, and no one had come to his door to apologize. Then I show up and he was livid. I agreed to pay any damages and ultimately replace the tree if needed. He dragged me out there to look at the tree. He was still yelling. He wouldn t stop. He was a crazy person. His wife finally came into the picture and she was able to get him to calm down. We went inside and she brought me some water. I was really upset. I don t know where the man went. I never saw him again. I think back about that man periodically. He had a wildfire in his eyes. At the time, I didn t understand that his rage was not about me. When I knocked on his door, I was opening up all sorts of unresolved pain, old resentments allowed to fester and grow. This is my guess. Anger compounds on itself. A very extreme lifelong argument the kind that escalates and you don t even know what the fight is actually about anymore. I usually start laughing before it gets that bad. I know people who have gone to great lengths to avoid a person. If you ask them why, the reason is often vague or very convoluted. Neither party wants to budge. Forgiveness is often a process, but it can be a decision in the moment. Would I rather be right, or happy? That man was not able to react appropriately to the event because he was not in the present. He was somewhere else. He wasn t conscious. So many people wander around like this, not knowing they are free to make their own choices .not really living bound by the past. I have found that forgiving myself is an integral part of the forgiveness plan. I used to feel a little annoyed when someone a therapist or otherwise would say, You must forgive yourself first . I wanted to hold on to my anger and shame. The idea of self love was frankly nauseating again another kind of victim mentality to shed. Maybe I felt if I was busy beating myself up then I wouldn t have to actually assume responsibility for my life and my choices. I don t want to judge myself or anyone else that harshly. We are human. We make mistakes. We can learn from them. We can do better. I strive to forgive myself for all the many times I didn t honor my truth, for all the times I lived in fear of being myself. We have divine goodness in us. I Honor Your Truth. Debra Hadraba The Honor Your Truth Community

Welcome to Honor Your Truth The Is It True? Series Episode Seventy-Six Look at the Bright Side I had my sister throw me a sleeping bag out the second story window. Apparently, things weren t going well at home. I was running away. I didn t have a well thought out plan. It was really a cry for help, but not a very good one. There were a few years during which I was always making some kind of scene causing some kind of ruckus in the house. I made mountains out of mole hills. Maybe I thought no one would notice if I didn t. The feelings we keep inside can come out in all sorts of wild and crazy ways. I was a teenager, but I know there were kids that didn t behave like I did. My mom told me that she worried about the kids we hung around being a bad influence on us. We had moved from a small Catholic school to a public school. I was a freshman new to high school and new to public school. She was surprised to find out it was actually her kids that were the instigators. I don t remember exactly what was going on, but I m fairly certain it didn t warrant such extreme measures. They rarely work anyway. I m sure I scared my sister. I didn t have a plan, so I ended up in the pool shed. The shed had a storage area that was a very small lofted area about the size of a pup tent. I would have preferred the pup tent, but I didn t think of that in my state of hysteria. It was summer and it was hotter than a pistol and I was up in the loft roasting. There wasn t a window. There was one small opening that the ladder came up through supplying the air. It was the closest I ever wanna come to cooking myself in an oven. I pouted up there for a while. I thought no one noticed I was missing. I came to find out that everyone, including my parents, knew I was up there. My mom saw me sneak out of the pool shed and watched me back my way out through the thorn bushes into the neighbors yard. When I woke up in the morning, it was as if I was awakening from a coma. I d wake from a deep sleep sweating and disoriented. I had intense dreams in which my teeth were falling out. They were crumbling like old brick walls do. They fell out in my hands. I was trying to catch them and put them back in my mouth. I d put the teeth back in and they d pop right back out and shoot across the room. I walked around asking for help, approaching complete strangers that would run away scared. I would have this dream every now and again for years when I was really stressed out or something wasn t right . I don t know exactly what the dream meant. I know felt a lot of anxiety and depression in my teens. If anyone asked me, I couldn t have articulated what was wrong or what it was I needed at the time. I know I felt weird, like I didn t fit that something was inherently wrong with me. Do you remember when you were a kid and everything seemed really huge? All my feelings were gigantic. Even the little things were a major deal. Everything seemed so final, so forever. It would never get better and I might never be happy again. We had no frame of reference, no past experience with which to frame things nothing to compare anything to .to make some sense of it all. We hadn t lived life long enough to learn there is a reason for everything. More is always revealed. Time will tell us it s all good, so in fact it s all good now. It is just as easy for me to get overwhelmed by the good things as it is the bad things . Both desperation and inspiration can put me right over the edge. They are both so alive and filled to the brim with energy. They can escalate like crazy if I let them. While following my heart with inspired action is exciting, it can spin right out of control. I forget I m doing what I love. I forget to be happy, to enjoy. I continually ground myself stop everything and breathe. Bring myself back to the love. I do the next right thing, the thing that feels right to me. I can t possibly know what that is if I m not quiet enough to hear it. My heart will always speak to me. I Honor My Truth! Debra Hadraba The Honor Your Truth Community

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