Since it seems like you ar about to enter piecing I'm going to post to you here instead of your scatter shot threads all over the place; which by the way...annoying to keep track of you.
I read the one in Divorced and Done.
Congrats.
It almost seems too good to be true.
I hope that sentence made you think.
Here is the other one I want you to think about.
Fool me once shame on you; fool me twice shame on me.
At the speed you are going, if you get hurt it is going to be your fault.
I am NOT raining on your parade. I am very happy for you, I also want this to work for you.
When there is construction on a road you don't race down it at 80 mph, you go slowly while it is being repaired. DDay, do not get hurt.
You are rebuilding something important here, and slow work lasts. I am speaking from my experience here man, and seeing what happens to DBers who end up back here. Slow changes stick.
Don't end back here, make this last. You improve your chances with going slowly.
Jack,
Not sure if that helped Dday at all, but it sure helped me, and I NEEDED TO HEAR IT TODAY.
Thanks for the time you put in here.
My son and I have a saying in our fantasy football league we do together: "Slow and steady, wins the race." Sometimes I need to remember that with the fetching Mrs. Puppy.
