Now I Know, Don't Be Scared

Susan finds out that Mike (her now husband and father of her unborn baby) has a father who is in prison. She previously was told that he was dead. They went to meet him, and Susan was shocked that he didn't feel bad for the murder that he is in prison for. It seems that she has a problem with her baby's Grandfather being that person. This is why Mike didn't want to tell her, he didn't want to be judged by his fathers deeds. Is our character determined by our parents, or other family members? I don't think it is, but it can definitely be effected by those people who are most in our lives, don't you think?

Art Isn't Easy

How much would you do to help a friend? How much do we really know about each others lives? I want to be a good friend, one that does all possible to help, and I'd like friends like that in return.

Susan is a good friend of Lynette, however she felt that a decision she had to make was between the happiness of Lynette's children, and that of her own husband. However, after the decision was made, Lynette revealed the deeper feelings, that if Susan had known before, maybe would have effected her decision.

To really be and have good friends, we need to share our lives with them. We need to be open about how we feel. How many of us really do that? and with how many people? My husband and I have a wonderful relationship, we talk about everything, but isn't that part of what is so great about marriage - that we get to share things just with that one special person.