Guess what

Guess what!  Yep that's right I have a yellow shirt on.  Boy you're good.  Well if you also guessed that I don't own these characters or the show that is also correct.  But you only get half a point because that wasn't the quote on quote correct answer.

Chapter 1.

At first there was Rick, my first and only taste of true love; that was destroyed.  Then I went through the whole men suck stage!  Hey I had my heart ripped out, if one did that what's to stop it from happening again?  Ok I know dying wasn't Rick's idea he hadn't committed suicide or anything.  But still one can't help but to feel some anger and resortment towards the situation.  So I was to be lonely widow with two kids for the rest of my life and that was just fine by me.

            Then I meet Dennis.  Dennis McWeizer.  We worked at the ad agency.  I didn't like him at first, I hated him.  Thought he was God's personal gift to all women, talked too much on shit he really knew nothing about.  But once you got past all that he was really quite decent.  Started as getting coffee together on breaks, meeting have hours for dinner, until we were in full-blown relationship.  Jack was scared of him, in the sense that Dennis was taking his daddy's place, and he wasn't ready for that.  He feared that if he accepted Dennis he would be telling Rick's memory it meant nothing to him.  I had talked to him about it, but he never quite ease into the situation.  On the other hand Fi adored him.  Always desperate for a male role model to play around with her.  Ned had been that for her, just it wasn't the same.  Because she knew even at a young age Ned could never be her daddy but Dennis could.

            Five months later we ended the relationship, he likes to call it mutual decision, but I kicked his ass out.  He was cheating on me, actually I was the "other women" not that it really matters.  I thought it did at a point, not anymore.  Once again I decided to swear off men and forever this time around.  And I did; almost.  I dated on and off through the years, the shortest being with Raymond, I don't think I ever learned his last name we lasted for 35 minutes.  The longest was Trent Miller a grand total of three months.  I always found an excuse to leave; I couldn't risk falling in love like I had with Rick and Dennis.  As a mother I couldn't allow my children to go through that again.