I miss you

Up and running! I know Barb posted a journal already, but I thought I would to.

I'm gonna express that I'm totally not sure how to feel about Patrick feeling like he needs his own site (???) but, whatever floats the man's boat. However, I am glad to see he will be doing all of his own news updates. Very nice of him ;) AND i'm glad he featured the Chicago skyline and NOT LA. rep your hometown, boy!

btw, whoever won the pic contest, totally cute!

“Papercut” Part 19: Maybe Tomorrow

I'm wondering why
These little black clouds
Keep walking around with me

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Patrick Stumph drove down the busy Los Angels highway on the way to the therapist’s, happy for this moment of peace, this moment of solitude. His house had become a battle zone. When he had picked Morgan and Connor up two days ago from their sessions, they were both silent and abrasive. Morgan wouldn’t look at him anymore and Connor avoided his gaze as usual. Patrick thought it was odd, but Connor had looked like he always wanted to say something to him, like there was this nagging thing that he needed to get off his mind, but he never said it.

Patrick shut the door to his SUV and let the sunlight warm his skin for a minute, loitering slightly outside the door to the therapist’s, feeling like he should just stay outside, he wasn’t in…

“Papercut” Part 16- I haven't got the guts to stand alone

Trying to stay up
Pay attention to the details

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Morgan Stumph sat stubbornly with her arms crossed staring at Dr. McCoy’s scratched, worn leather shoes. He kept pushing for her to basically turn Joe in, but she refused. She knew the legality of the situation going into it and had made Joe a promise that she would never hurt him as he made the same promise to her. She wasn’t going to break it either; not now, not ever.

“Morgan, I want you to talk to me about what happened with Joe. I want you to feel like you can be honest and open with me. Anything you tell me will be in complete confidence, your parents will never find out.”

“Yeah, but if I tell you something that bothers you, you have all the authority to turn my…

“Papercut” Part 16: I don’t want to drag you through the bottom

The right is history and to my left the choice is right
But this seems a little bit too hard

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Morgan felt her heart sink. She did not want to talk about Joe at all. She already felt stupid and naïve about the whole situation, she didn’t want to be reminded about what it did to…