That's perfect. It's what I was angling for in my life. Unfortunately I messed up and my wife decided to take half of everything on her way out of the door.
I got complacent and a little too ugly but even though I spent a good percentage of my life with her going crazy, I'm still learning new lessons every day.
I'm alone now and coming to grips with it. Economic turmoil is the story of my life. I capitalize from disaster. I fix stuff or build new stuff depending on the day.
I just keep going, hopefully bringing smiles to the people I work for and the people that I don't work for.
I work for them. For everyone.
I give it all back. I'm going to my grave as the broke ass cracker that I always was, but be damned skippy that I will play with my fiat as long as I'm alive. There's no need to tug coat tails here and frankly those people piss me off.
Stay well and consider yourself lucky. :-D
I tried and felt like I was a failure when she left. I was but I wasn't and it was hard to make sense of. It made me get more miserable than I already was.
I'm in a better place where I can actually pick and choose now. I'm not sure if anyone understands what being married to a flighty model is like but I'm getting over it after 30 years and 3 on my own.
It's never going to change my views.
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