New View

At the end of my last post, I noted I may post a "Second Look", referring to the x and the new woman on his arm and the way it appears to have come about in a disrespectful amount of time since our separation. I have decided against that. A few of my friends have stated that the karmas of the universe will get him. I recently had to meet new clients, in my little town, of which I moved from in April. After my work day was done, I met with a couple of friends for a visit and was secretly happy to hear, many people in that little community, felt the x had dropped many a ball as CEO of the little chamber of commerce. They felt, also, that he became too self focused and arrogant. They reminded me, "everybody respects you and loves you." (smile here).
So, I have decided, rather than to continue to bore my blogger friends with further postings of my divorce and "his" so called new career, even though he's still camped out in the southern part of the state, I will share new happenings and notations of new friendships I am cultivating.
I am looking forward.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Good post, CK. If there is any Karma out there and I've no reason to believe there is not, then it will work in your favor. Things are not always clear and often complicated but you've got good advice, so go with the flow, forward, and let your karma handle the complications.
October 23, 2010 at 2:19 PM
Claire M. King said…
You are right bill. Thanks for the insight. CK
October 23, 2010 at 5:25 PM
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