Big day. The energy of going into the city where I lived. I had a nice lunch with sponsor and other program people, and connected with a woman who attends a womens writers group and I said it sounded neat - one of my mentor authors goes there even. Wow. So she is writing a novel based on her memoirs, and I mentioned that I journal since childhoodand want to publish. It is putting myself out there. :) Vulnerability since they read what they write and they receive feedback, and she already started "should-ing" on me. Anyway. I could really look up to her and I've always been intimidated by her, as she is open and loud, and I am closed and quiet (usually) I was in the city and ended up in the neighborhood in the hills where I last lived in town, with an ex boyfriend years ago who I was with when I hit my bottom. I remembered his # and called him! I cried. I so identified with what I did there, and the energy of the city versus here where I grew up in the suburbs is so different, and affects me. So I'm like who am I ? I used to dance professionally, if you call it that. I was very good at what I did and loved it. That's how I met him. I disassociated with who I was there. he said he missed me, which shocks me. When I called a couple years ago to make amends, he was not giving off this vibe, wanting to come see me. I said I wasn't trying to start up anything, that I wanted to see how he's doing, and I was apologizing for some things. I was so hard to handle. He was my last real boyfriend before this last ex. Weirdness.
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Does sound like a big day. must have brought back lots of memories being that in that area. The writing sounds like a good idea for you! And would be good to be part of a new group and share your creativity. I\'m sure you could write a good book based on your journals and experiences, especially addiction. I love that book my Anthony Keidis about his recovery.
What a day you had. I don\'t like it when people should on me and when I should on my husband. \"I\'m only trying to help\" doesn\'t make it anymore. Have a good day, dear friend.