I had some valuable insights from readers, both in comments and personal e-mails. I thank you all.
I hope y'all enjoyed reading. Some feedback was along the lines of "I can relate" which is cool. It's always nice to know you're not alone.
I feel like I just finished a marathon.
So as I said in the subject, No Regrets.
I'm looking forward to the future. It'll have it's ups and downs, like everyone else's future, but I'm looking forward to it. I have one final word on The Universe working the way it's supposed to at the end.
I'll be back with a typical light post tomorrow and back on schedule Thursday. Meg has been OUT while my story was unfolding.
I thank you all.
And I'm hoping to have a postscript in a few days.
Meg:
ReplyDeleteHaving followed you blogging for a very long time, I was familiar with your story, and especially your family trials and tribulations. You have admirably stayed in your kids lives, while putting up with a manipulative ex who could never understand that Meg is the guy she married. Her loss.
You are now living with a kind hearted soul who has had pain to deal with, but who while doing it fell in with another kind hearted soul with her own pain -- you. In Charity you seem to have a companion who is as well suited for you as you are for her. Where you two take it is . . . . . . Well, we're waiting for that postscript.
Rhonda
Negotiations continue. :)
DeleteWe haven't been sleeping. It looks like the past 2 years have been an upgrade, all in all. Hope the news continues to be good.
ReplyDeleteThe future is what you make of it. So make it a good one.
ReplyDeleteSharon,
DeleteI can always expect a little philosophy from you.
I just looked back to some of those early posts in 2010, when I was in awe of your nerve and planning over that first flight, we have come along way since then, dare I say a long way together?
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that you are now in a "happy place"
Thank you Paula!
DeleteI hope my blog helps a few other girls on their journey. That would be awesome!