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This is where I leave you...for now

Hello CBC friends:

I know you are CBC Radio friends because I check my stats every day and more than 600 people have visited this blog in the past three days. That's thanks to my repeat performance on http://www.cbc.ca/radio/dnto

Maybe you're wondering what happened to me after my husband left me at the airport to take a trip to Bermuda to go fetch his new wife. Well, a lot of bad stuff happened, and a lot of good stuff.

I raised my three kids in near poverty while he climbed up the corporate ladder. Today, he is a multimillionaire with a six figure pension. He's still a big shot.

I've moved on.

I beat the odds and married my third husband 12 years ago, and we are going strong.

It hasn't always been easy, but it's been interesting.

You will find my blogs about my life, a well examined life, in these pages. I wrote this blog for four years and it helped me heal, and it helped me learn about myself. Along the way, I made some great friends.

I don't miss the old husband, not at all. He not only didn't show up at his daughter's wedding, he didn't even send a card. Who wants a guy like that in your life.?

So take some time to enjoy the stories within these pages. Send me a note. I'd love to hear from the people who cared to listen to my sad, sad story.

Maybe one day, I'll be back. Maybe CBC will give me my own sitcom?

For now, this where I leave you...for now.

All the best, Rose


 
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  1. Anonymous3 June 2015 at 22:10

    Hello everyone my name is Nick and am out here to do just one thing which is to tell the world about a man called Dr Zadson. A man of great virtue and abilities. Its been 1 year and 3 months since my husband left home to live with another woman at first i didn't feel bothered but on a second thought i couldn't just stay back and sleep lonely all nights while another enjoyed the company of my husband. Then i resulted online for solution then i saw so many comments of how this Dr Zadson help restores marriages/relationships just in a space of 48 hours. I took a leap of faith to email him and he replied back and gave me his word that in 48 hours he will be back to me. Verily verily i was so amazed and shocked to truly see my husband at my work place asking me to take him back and its been 4 months now and we are still together better and stronger by the day. I said to myself that there are people out there who need this type of liberation and help and i will write down his email contact Dr Zadson via email on eduduzadsontemple@yahoo.com and feel a new dawn of happiness.

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