Huffington Post is doing a series on divorce and needs input//heavy rain//jy is 802
Huffington Post is doing a SERIES on divorce and needs input -
Example:
" ... A friend -- a 50-year old Irish man-- suggested I contact former colleagues in the states, and by the end of the week I had enough freelance work to sustain me professionally, after my divorce.
And I got reminders from friends and former colleagues that I was competent, capable, resilient.
My Irish man and I started what we eventually called dating, but what was mostly going for walks and experimenting with cooking. We binge-watched HBO’s 'Rome.' We discovered and embraced our domestic selves.
We were partners. It felt good to be accountable, thoughtful, part of a team. Six months later, I was pregnant. When our son was 8 months old, I was pregnant again, and when our daughter was 8 months old, we were expecting our third child.
Tracy Brown
I got divorced at 37, and by 40 was remarried, had launched a journalism career and had three beautiful children.
Divorce also enabled my ex and I to like each other again. We’re friends and I’m grateful.
For me, divorce at 37 meant I was equipped with enough 'past' -- in the professional, relationship, and general maturity sense -- to land on my feet,
while still having enough 'future' to take life in a new direction."
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i could write about being a widow. i could write about corrupt people manipulating the system and how important the death penalty is for most crime. lol. but if i divorced now, i have no clue how it would go.
at some point i became set in my ways, the ease of living part time here and there i totally milked it. we were just talking about this, which is why the article probably caught my eye. have no idea how much the hufpost is paying on it for input. some of it i wish i knew how to fix it. so much ends up being health and it feels so late in the game to even bother and that much more dangerous healthwise, also unfair - though i've seen enough death to seriously say anything about health. so many have such bad health at so early an age, childhood or as babies. wow!
we're getting heavy rain. my neighbor is blasting his stereo lately - is that also dementia? sometimes when he does that he's not even outside with the music, he is inside his house asleep. very strange. today he was also yelling wake up. to whom? his dog? i mowed the lawn this morning. it was cold and drizzly, around 75 degrees. the side lawn needs a landscaper to do it. its good exercise. really need to lose all this weight and be healthy again. haven't opened the envelope with the info for the rest of the tests. ugh. discovered the 802 calls are coming from vermont and guess who is living in vermont. lol. never expected that. the last time i spoke to him, i discovered a friend of mine from court was making harassing calls and told him to dial *57 and press charges, its easier. i had no problem with him doing that. she had started inviting people to her house saying i would be there, like as bait. totally sick. she is the one that had bipolar with schizophrenia but didn't always take her meds. her mother also had it and was a working nurse (should that be allowed). or her in court, is she writing what is being said, or is she writing voices in her own brain? seriously. he is still with monika it appears and i didn't expect that at all. he was mostly known for using people and manipulating the system. don't even want to know what he does there, i'm sure its corrupt whatever it is.
Example:
" ... A friend -- a 50-year old Irish man-- suggested I contact former colleagues in the states, and by the end of the week I had enough freelance work to sustain me professionally, after my divorce.
And I got reminders from friends and former colleagues that I was competent, capable, resilient.
My Irish man and I started what we eventually called dating, but what was mostly going for walks and experimenting with cooking. We binge-watched HBO’s 'Rome.' We discovered and embraced our domestic selves.
We were partners. It felt good to be accountable, thoughtful, part of a team. Six months later, I was pregnant. When our son was 8 months old, I was pregnant again, and when our daughter was 8 months old, we were expecting our third child.
Tracy Brown
I got divorced at 37, and by 40 was remarried, had launched a journalism career and had three beautiful children.
Divorce also enabled my ex and I to like each other again. We’re friends and I’m grateful.
For me, divorce at 37 meant I was equipped with enough 'past' -- in the professional, relationship, and general maturity sense -- to land on my feet,
while still having enough 'future' to take life in a new direction."
________
i could write about being a widow. i could write about corrupt people manipulating the system and how important the death penalty is for most crime. lol. but if i divorced now, i have no clue how it would go.
at some point i became set in my ways, the ease of living part time here and there i totally milked it. we were just talking about this, which is why the article probably caught my eye. have no idea how much the hufpost is paying on it for input. some of it i wish i knew how to fix it. so much ends up being health and it feels so late in the game to even bother and that much more dangerous healthwise, also unfair - though i've seen enough death to seriously say anything about health. so many have such bad health at so early an age, childhood or as babies. wow!
we're getting heavy rain. my neighbor is blasting his stereo lately - is that also dementia? sometimes when he does that he's not even outside with the music, he is inside his house asleep. very strange. today he was also yelling wake up. to whom? his dog? i mowed the lawn this morning. it was cold and drizzly, around 75 degrees. the side lawn needs a landscaper to do it. its good exercise. really need to lose all this weight and be healthy again. haven't opened the envelope with the info for the rest of the tests. ugh. discovered the 802 calls are coming from vermont and guess who is living in vermont. lol. never expected that. the last time i spoke to him, i discovered a friend of mine from court was making harassing calls and told him to dial *57 and press charges, its easier. i had no problem with him doing that. she had started inviting people to her house saying i would be there, like as bait. totally sick. she is the one that had bipolar with schizophrenia but didn't always take her meds. her mother also had it and was a working nurse (should that be allowed). or her in court, is she writing what is being said, or is she writing voices in her own brain? seriously. he is still with monika it appears and i didn't expect that at all. he was mostly known for using people and manipulating the system. don't even want to know what he does there, i'm sure its corrupt whatever it is.
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though monika\'s profile says she doesn\'t live there and was only there for two years. who knows. anyone can write anything on the internet. i\'m in tons of pain today, i guess because of the rain. i have pain meds for it. yuck! old age sucks. though s is in worse shape from her accident and she isn\'t old yet.
this bust also got screwed up from b and her mother. then they use those same pesticides so the person won\'t remember. its sickening. she is so used to killing she just does this, and why, bda went on 3 dates with jy\'s father. wtf is that for a reason. and the rest of it? like the crap with united jersey bank. still in no man\'s land just like the crap with columbia bank. just goes on and on.
Ariana huffington, decades ago, wrote a biography of Picasso---who she found out to be a totally awful person.
huffington and magazine editor tina brown both, early in their lives, latched onto to influential older men, who helped them with their carreers; they\'re something of rivals.
i think they are just looking for people who have divorced and what happened to them. no idea about how much they are paying for it.