What you say is very true, I feel it in my heart. Although I do see Dick riding off into the sunset, not to be heard from again, until his own fate comes knocking on the door in the name of alzheimers.
I really do believe he is going to follow in his Father's foot steps eventually... I see a few hints here and there, as I once read an article on alzheimers, which stated an undiagnosed or underlying depression may lead to alzheimers in some people. I personally think his family has had problems with depression, however, hasn't been able to talk about it, or deal with appropriately.
Through all of this, I realize how lucky I had been as a child. My family had to deal with my Mother's depression, or being bi-polar, and we learned to talk, and even joke about many of the things we experienced. Yes, at one time it may have been difficult, however, it did give me to tools that I needed as I grew into an independent adult. Therefore, I realize my children, although hard as h#ll to deal with now (at least for me) will reap many rewards for all they have been through.
As for me.... waiting on the rainbows, they've been out of sight for way too long. I do hope and pray my new Attorney' have what it takes to bring light to this ever lasting divorce. I would be nice to see how winning feels! :-D.
Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the plans I have for you.........
