Morning everyone.
I love Devon too Yogin and have fond memories of camping holidays in Doone Valley with my dad. It's perfectly understandable that the news of your ex has saddened you and as you say, that could explain why he's been going on about your divorce.
It will be lovely to spend some time with Babs and Mr. B. Whiff. They've had such a difficult and upsetting time so it's great that they're now settled into their new home.
With only one another to rely on, we're so pleased that we made the decision to move here when we did. Even now just 20 months later, I think we'd have struggled to make the move if we hadn't done so already.
I always watch Stacy Solomon's 'Sort your life out' and marvel at how we managed to get rid of what must have been 90% of everything we owned and moved in, in just 9 weeks!!!
Is it really 3 years next week that you lost your DH DL? It's not surprising that his death suddenly hits you like a sledge hammer. The thought of losing Mr. S. terrifies me and although I try not to think about it, sometimes I can't help but worry what I'd do and it's the same for him, worrying about him being essentially alone.
As you say Allsorts we have to let the bad stuff go. It has undoubtedly changed us but doesn't have to define us. I was recently reminded of a quote that I once posted on this support thread, that the strength of someone isn't measured by how much they can take before they break, but how much they can achieve when they've been broken. Can't remember who said it though but it can be seen in everyone who posts here.
It's a lovely
morning here which is great as Mr. S. and our neighbour L are taking part in a golf tournament here on the site's course. He's really looking forward to it, but a little less enthusiastic about cleaning the outside windows this afternoon
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Enjoy your day dear friends xx
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