Journaling is sometimes way easier than fictionaling. Sometimes not.

I do like the idea of using NaNo to journal. I might give that a try.

My FIL’s cousin does NaNo, too, and he told me about a friend who was going through a tough time and she journaled her way through NaNo. That was her official NaNo book. She ended up writing, like, 150,000 words. So you could even do something like that!

FYI, you’ll have to transfer your music and authorize the new computer to play the stuff you’ve purchased. You’ll want to deauthorize the old computer, too, once you’re done. But transferring the files is as easy as transferring anything else. Good luck!

All your personal history aside, you have to remember that it does take two in any relationship. You’ve tried. Maybe you could have done it differently, or tried harder, or not tried at all, and just let things go on as they were. That doesn’t mean those would have been right or better things to do.

I have a friend from high school. She married someone close to me, but after that, we grew apart. She didn’t respond to my e-mail or mail contact, and I let it go without a heck of a lot of effort. She’s getting a divorce, and I was told she was disappointed that I didn’t contact her when I found out–well, her husband DOES respond to my e-mails. It’s not a premeditated thing, I wasn’t trying to punish her or anything, but it is what it is.

Anyway, my point is that you DESERVE to be treated with respect, if nothing else, and you should be content that you did the best you could.

I didn’t know about the collectible covers. I felt gypped when I saw one in the comic store today. I have a subscription and don’t get the cool covers.