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I am 45, happily married for four years to a man 10 years younger (but don’t really feel like a cougar.). After one year of marriage I developed fibromyalgia and last year I had to quit my job. I’m crawling my way back to good health. I have three kids, all out of the house and living in Seattle. I moved to San Diego recently because I feel better in the warmer weather. So I became an empty nester by flying out of the coop instead of the other way around.
By the way, just to be real clear with everyone, I am NOT diplomatic. I try...but the internal filter doesn’t work well. So I apologize in advance if I say something rude or hurt someone’s feelings. That is never the intent. I am funny, smart and very sarcastic...but sometimes I just don’t think. Sorry!
The more anger towards the past you carry in your heart, the less capable you are of loving in the present. —Barbara De Angelis
Sorry this is so late!!
The more anger towards the past you carry in your heart, the less capable you are of loving in the present. —Barbara De Angelis
When the World says, 'Give up', Hope whispers, 'Try it one more time!'
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Most barriers to your success are man-made. And most often, you‘re the man who made them.—Frank Tyger
The more anger towards the past you carry in your heart, the less capable you are of loving in the present. —Barbara De Angelis
Conakat - I read God is Not Good, too, and I liked it a lot. It made a big impact on me.
I was raised very strongly Christian, and all of my family is still that way, but I just don’t buy it anymore. I know a lot of people simply won’t understand - and I don’t usually tell anyone because I don’t want to be shunned or judged for it. It is very politically incorrect to not believe in God these days...
You know what I really want to learn to do? I want to learn to make graphics like I see so many of you do ...they're beautiful.
I love to write, I love to talk, I'm slowly getting back on my feet and feeling great about it. I've recently started a blog (who hasn't) The Fibrochondriac about me and my fibromyalgia.
Other than “The Art of Racing in the Rain” by Garth Stein, I haven’t read much of anything lately. Not even magazines! Got any suggestions? The trashy novels I used to like (like Sandra Brown and Linda Howard) just don’t hold my interest. Wonder if I’m ready to put on my big girl panties and read real literature? Scary thought!
Pearl Jam's new album, Backspacer is on constant play on my iPod. I loved their first album and now this one. Go figure. Part of it too, is that Mike McCready, of Pearl Jam, is a supporter of Advocacy for Patients with Chronic Illness Makes sense to me.
Gosh, I’m interested in everything! I’m quite interested in “living brown” (green apparently has been hijacked by the wrong people) and learning to meditate. I need to learn how to cook again...yes my husband would work all day, come home and get me out of bed and cook me dinner. But now that I’m somewhat on my feet...I need to relearn to cook! And I’m learning how to set up a blog. That’s a steep learning curve and that keeps my brain occupied.
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