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July 31, 2008

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joanna

Good. This letting go biz and the subsequent "doing nothing" happens in waves that decrease over time until you can't believe that you ever were where you were a few years ago.

Genie

GO TEAM! I forecast great things for you in the coming days/weeks/months/moments.

Here's to more fortitude and less need for shrieking.

Jen

It's funny, I'm reading "The Codependent's Guide to the Twelve Steps," and this is exactly what I was just reading about. You did an inventory of the situation (step 4) and posted it in public (step 5) and were willing to let it go (steps 6 & 6).

Happy to see you're feeling lighter without all the crap you were carrying around.

Deb on the Rocks

I've noticed that the most brilliant brains and strongest hearts have the worst time with that moving on thing. Too much getting it, ignorance is bliss alright, all that. It's a sucky price to pay. The good trade-offs include a fierce devotion to an intelligent analysis of the next worthy thing, though, so I'm staying tuned.

Jenny,Bloggess

God, this post hurt me. It made me look at things in my life I prefer not to look at. But I need to look at them. Thank you for sharing such pain...it helps the rest of us move on as well.

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