Thank you for your words and making me look at things in a different light. I applaud you for your conversation with Mr w. You did wonderfully. Bottle it and send it over to me.
I was very interested in your comments about H childhood. My H joined the army when he was 16 and stayed in til he was 22. He had a hard time in there to begin with a lot of bullying which was hard coming from a home with a violent father. MIL left him when H was 12 and remarried (a wonderful man who was and is very good to H) When he left he had just married and well I guess he didn't really have a chance to experience a "college life" like he seems to be doing at the mo. I on the other hand did. Partied for 4 years at uni (just about managed to get a degree ) and then for 2 years in New York. So i got it out of my system (well almost I do like a good party)
My question is: Do you need to experience the lack of 20's-life in your mid-life if you missed out the first time around?
Always questioning???
Not always sad!!!
Joanne
Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is to not stop questioning. Albert Einstein