It's All My Husband's Fault

  Last night, The Ex shared a video titled "Busy Dad Gets Wake Up Call" on her Facebook.  Along with this video, she tagged Boyfriend and wrote: "[Boyfriend first & last name]... Don't ever message me and ask me if the kids are with me... I got them excited that you were going to call... Don't you EVER tell them you will call them again tomorrow, next week. Because your tomorrows are months... I have kept our kids safe and protected them from so much. You killed ME, when I told them you were calling and didn't. For your kids, watch this to the end..."   The Ex's "best friend" ( The woman who "held The Ex and Ned together" during their "shitty wedding" and is divorced from a relative of Boyfriend's ) was the first to comment: "Unfortunately, broken promises run in his family.  But like I tell [the friend's son], remember how you feel so you never do the same thing to your children.  Your kids will grow up...

  I had previously blogged that Girlfriend had been telling Daughter that The Ex wanted to buy a house with Ned; you can read about that here .   A few weeks ago, Husband took Daughter to work one day.  While they were driving, Daughter started telling Husband that The Ex and Ned are buying a house together; Daughter said that they'd already looked at 2 houses and they really liked one of them.  Daughter said that Ned had commented that the house was probably priced at its lowest point right now.  Daughter also said that this house is "20 minutes closer to us." ( The Ex must have thought this would somehow make Daughter excited that she was moving "closer" to her...?  It seems extremely stupid to me that they'd move 20 minutes closer to us because that means they'd be 20 minutes farther from both of their jobs, the kids' school, Son & Girlfriend, and even Ned's son.  How is this an improvement? )  Daughter also said that they were going to ...