Thank you Patricia – I’m grateful that people want to hear my story and pay me to do it. I am thankful that I get paid to do what God put me on this earth to do. It’s a real opportunity to make a difference in person.

I guess a good ole fashion temper tantrum does us a little bit of good but not for long! The Twitter community was gracious and giving me love when I needed it most. God bless them. And you too!

Sometimes, a good old fashioned temper tantrum just feels so good. Sounds like that is what you did on Twitter.

Yes, Karen, indeed I am addicted to that thing. Also addicted to Twitter too. What is happening to me?!?!? LOL

I am looking forward to the Tweetup on Monday. What exactly did you guys do for your Tweetup in Chicago? Any tips for us Akron Twitterers?

Enjoy your Tweetup! I really enjoyed the one that Wendy (eMom) held a few months ago.

That’s a powerful example of letting go and forgiving. Wow, thanks for sharing. There’s so much power in that – most of us have no idea just how liberating it can be. Thanks a lot for sharing Tom. You’ve become a regular participant here at Adversity University, I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you being a part of the community here.

Well, I was at a workshop a year or so ago, and really got into an exercise we were doing on gratitude. In the middle of it, I found myself thinking of my ex-wife, and suddenly a tremendous surge of gratitude for her hit me. It lasted for a few minutes, and it was amazing. I felt so much happier about her, our divorce, everything. It was amazing. That really started letting go of all the remaining issues I had with getting divorced and helped me to completely move beyond it.