At least you didn't cut the *other* word in half.

I had a mixed relationship with mine. We loved each other but he let me down in many ways. I feel guilty saying that now, this being my first Father's Day without him. I doubt I'll ever reconcile it all and be able to feel one way or the other. I almost envy you the clarity of your outlook-- almost.

You're halfway right.

Ugh, listening to her basically excuse his behavior at the finish line was just depressing. I know they were in Miami, but it felt like Sweden-- because that girl's got Stockholm syndrome.

Their two daughters are in danger of growing up thinking that it's normal to be treated that way.

Except really, just Jonathan.

That is a legitimately good idea.

Come to think of it, when the location *does* finally open, Raising Cane's and Kane's Donuts should do some kind of cross-promotion. Raising Kane's?

No cheating. The last saved celebrity pic is your therapist.

Thank you, buddy. I think it may have been-- but it was still damaged and complicated as hell. I did talk to his girlfriend this morning, and she conveyed some things he said to her before he passed. He did take ownership of some of the pain he caused my brother and I, and that's helping.

I keep waiting for my life to go back to normal, but I'm starting to have the sinking feeling that it's already there. This is just how things are going to be, all the time, from now on.