Monday, March 30, 2015

Alone, but not lonely...



SO...

I finally did it.

I walked.

I am on my way to becoming a divorcee.

I have rented an apartment. It is in the ‘theater district’ (which sounds very chic and fabulous—meh-not so much) but it is safe and is walking distance to work. I expect it will be somewhat lonely at first, since I have never actually lived alone before.  

I also I believe I will work through some of my biggest fears there. 

A new place to forge a new beginning.



The only things I have going for me are the things that are going to give me the security and peace of mind I need—my dauntless nature and warrior heart. These are going to carry me through this unfamiliar and uncharted territory.

And my friends.  

I’ll not make it without them by my side for a while.

It’s amazing how quickly one finds out who their friends really are when the shit hits the fan.  In some of their defense though, I completely dropped off the grid within 24 hours.  No Facebook, a new cell phone number, a new address (but am staying with a friend until I take possession of the apartment).   I was on a self-imposed no-contact hiatus from everything and everyone except my kids and a few select others. 

It was necessary.  The few snippets of negativity I ran into as I was going underground were enough to reinforce my decision.


So here’s to starting over.


9 comments:

  1. Good luck! Use blogging to vent, celebrate, or whatever!

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  2. Thank you Ryan. I expect it will be a little of everything. There's a lot coming up it's going down!! Woop woop! Just sayin'... :-)

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  3. It will all work out. Pain will fade, memories will soften, and eventually you'll forgot completely about where you hid his body.

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  4. I personally wouldn't take Advisors "advice" and kill the father of your children. But that's just me:-P

    Besides. I have decorating ideas for your new place;-)

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    1. Not for nothing, but I think he meant your body...just sayin'

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  5. Good luck on the next chapter in your life. Wishing you luck in your future.

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  6. Advizor...it has been surprisingly amicable so far. No shovels necessary. And yes, everything will work out just as it's meant to. Thank you :-)

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  7. Tripp, you know better than most just how ridiculous that would be, especially from me. My children's father is perfectly safe. As for your interior decorating...I suggest you wait to see how little space you'll be working with. LOL! Love you!

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  8. W--thank you for the well wishes. Much appreciated :)

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