• Brother-in-Log Day 4

    Brother-in-Log Day 4

    Day four seems like day 40. Dealing with someone living in a perpetual state of delusion and a perpetual state of living in the past is very tiring. At least it is for me. It is already starting to take a toll on FMG and my relationship which is the last thing we wanted to Read more

  • Brother-in-Log Day 3

    Brother-in-Log Day 3

    As I said yesterday, my mind started spiraling out of control about the brother in law’s medication list. Not the list so much as the one on the list that he is admittedly addicted to. Buprenorphine. He’s been on it for 5 years. And it makes him behave almost the same as if he had Read more

  • Brother-in-Log Day 2

    Brother-in-Log Day 2

    Brother in law slept like a rock on day one. He fell asleep and didn’t move for the rest of the night. In the morning we got his medication regimen started. It consists of a lot of vitamins and laxatives. His parents came to the house to pick him up and take him to his Read more

  • Brother-in-Log Day 1

    Brother-in-Log Day 1

    Brother in law finally made it out of the hospital and to our house. We spent much of Monday getting the house in order for a guest. We had to go buy a twin bed, which we put in the living room. I don’t know if I’ve ever mentioned it, but we practically live in Read more

  • Operation Brother – in – Law – The Big Move Out

    Operation Brother – in – Law – The Big Move Out

    Things have been a little crazy here at Casa de RouletteWeekend. I haven’t really had much time for updating of any sort, mostly due to exhaustion and partly due to laziness if we are being honest. When last we met, FMG’s brother was in the hospital with liver failure. We were all worried he was Read more

  • Operation Brother-In-Law

    Operation Brother-In-Law

    This time last week, we were taking a very somber drive to Flea Market Guy’s brother’s house. He had been in the hospital 3 weeks earlier because he was yellow and his liver wasn’t functioning to its fullest potential. He had gone back to the doctor for more blood work a few weeks later and Read more