View Full Version : A dark cloud part two
Michaelaw
07-14-2010, 01:42 AM
The cloud seems to have moved on, live is once again normalized. Upon consulting the Oracle, I have come to believe my ex brought this ill wind with her:laughing: I thought I was gonna snap for a while there. Funny thing I've learned over time, ones life can be right down the middle sometimes but it can make a ninety degree turn at any given moment. Not to say my recent issues were major items but reflecting on them brought me to pondering the idea of change and its certain arrival. Be it good or bad, change is a certainty. Survival depends on only one thing!...Flexibility! It's been an incredible month of learning opportunity for me and as usual I only get the message when reflecting on the events. Anyway, here for fun is a clipped version of the ex visit:) She emailed me said she was coming and would rent a room locally. In the haze of old affection for someone I once knew I offered her a space for free. Seeing her for the first time at the airport (watching for her bags to appear on the carousel) I got a wave of feelings spirited from twelve year old memories. I had counted on this and truth be told, expected it. The week she was here and every time she opened her mouth slowly took me back twelve years to the memory of how it became a shattered game back then. Her message was clear, she wanted me back. I would never have to work again and she'd buy me a brand new Focus with stick shift, leather seats and power everything. Long story short she walked out of here pissed. She didn't count on change
casil403
07-14-2010, 07:28 AM
Thanks for posting this MAW. It kind of has been reflecting how I've been feeling these last few days and it's a great reminder of how change is good and one can never go backwards and be truly happy ... especially after all the positive changes I have been through the last year an a half. :highfive:
Sometimes though your brain tends to want things how they were sometimes and tricks you into glossing the bad and intensifying the good of how the past was instead of the reality of what it was really like. It's nice when reality comes back and gives you a nice slap on the face shouting in the words of Cher in Moonstruck "SNAP OUT OF IT!!".
Reading this was my Cher moment so thanks for that. :grouphug:
Bambi
07-14-2010, 08:18 AM
glad to hear that things are back on track. It was good that the ex visited- it allowed you to finally close that part of your life.
and I am firm believer that change is going to happen whether you want it to or not so we must adapt (sort of a Borg philosophy when you think of it :)).
:grouphug:
Maybe the Ex brought the illwind and Moses blew it out with those huge ears.
JAS_Photo
07-14-2010, 09:05 PM
And now we know you can't be bought for a ford focus. ;)
Michaelaw
07-14-2010, 10:45 PM
And the tragic part is the woman is already working three jobs to cover what she owes now :headslap:
Iguanasan
07-15-2010, 07:38 AM
And now we know you can't be bought for a ford focus. ;)
And the tragic part is the woman is already working three jobs to cover what she owes now :headslap:
Good thing, you might have caved for a Honda Accord ;)
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