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You have no idea how inspirational you are, to me at least...I'd be lost without you here!
It's funny, I have done many things in my life, but now I only work part time, and I'm quite happy with it. It gives me the social interaction I need, but it isn't the "career" I thought I would have at this stage of my life. I wouldn't change it (at least not this week) because it's comfortable and it is working (within the marriage, I mean). It gets me out of the house, which I need, I have no plans on staying for thirty years at it, but it does give a bit of extra income and it gives me something to be around other people. It affords me time to do what I need to do around this house...which I've come to love, over time. Although I do still raise my eyebrow when I hear my husband say, "I can't believe we live in town". It seems to be the case that people get comfortable in a place and change can be upsetting. Routine behaviors (like getting up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom and not running into a wall because you simply know where everything is) are comforting. I believed when we moved here that I would never sleep because there is a train that runs through sometimes and although it's a ways off it drove me crazy. Now, I love it. It's taken years for me to fall in love with living where I live, but I can't imagine not living here anymore. It's the people, not just inside this house, but outside as well that make it home for me.
I'm starting a martial arts class with my daughter next month. She's already in it, but has asked me to join her, and I will. My husband had to think about it and made me promise I would never use my skills on him! I laughed.
Taken in Hand is everything I've been looking for, and yes, we are working towards it, but it's a difficult transition for both of us. I come from a much different background in terms of relationships than he does, and so the progress is slow (on both parts), but I love him. I knew the moment I met him, I knew something would happen between us. The chemistry is strong. It hasn't always come out in the best of ways, but my feeling about Taken in Hand is that it is a wonderful avenue to channel the negative passion into a more positive one for both people. But, I have to admit this morning, he was a bit of a grump and so as I was cleaning I pictured him transformed into a rat and then I set a big cat loose. It made me laugh, and in laughter I found that I was able to release my frustrations, take a look at his point of view and move on in better spirits. All thanks to you...please don't stop posting!!!!!
Kal
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