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Mr.Cat
i'm so glad you have decided to stick around!
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The best moment of your life (so far...)
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Mr.Cat
i'm so glad you have decided to stick around!
Thank you!
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I read the stories and WOW they blew me away, I must confess I cried
I would live to write something to add to this but last night I broke up with a man whom I love very very much. It was a very had decision to make but I believe it is for the best.
So I will give myself a few weeks of healing and hopefullt this thread will still bwe going and I will come back to it
I would live to write something to add to this but last night I broke up with a man whom I love very very much. It was a very had decision to make but I believe it is for the best.
So I will give myself a few weeks of healing and hopefullt this thread will still bwe going and I will come back to it
I'm sorry Amanda - I know it will take awhile but you will heal. Before I met my wonderful husband I left the love of my life for various reasons and it just about killed me - but happiness does await if you just stop looking for it.
One of my most important moments of my life (although not the most) was when I earned my black belt in Tae Kwon Do! I started martial arts at the age of 40 and earned my black belt when I was 44 - the test was 10 hours long, grueling on my poor tired body and I had a dislocated jaw at the end of the test in a sparring match - but I was very proud of myself because I had done it. It was very important to me because of the discipline and help that martial arts gave me and my two daughters when I was a single mother. I became an instructor for children and I still judge tournaments for my instructor. I quit smoking because of martial arts, which really was an accomplishment.
One of my most important moments of my life (although not the most) was when I earned my black belt in Tae Kwon Do! I started martial arts at the age of 40 and earned my black belt when I was 44 - the test was 10 hours long, grueling on my poor tired body and I had a dislocated jaw at the end of the test in a sparring match - but I was very proud of myself because I had done it. It was very important to me because of the discipline and help that martial arts gave me and my two daughters when I was a single mother. I became an instructor for children and I still judge tournaments for my instructor. I quit smoking because of martial arts, which really was an accomplishment.
