Halling Go To Alaska

My life has done a 180 in the last year.  It's been a long year, but a year of self discovery and acceptance.  I meant to do the daily gratitude posts, but I'm rarely on my laptop anymore and for some reason I can't get Blogpress to like me anymore.  But since there are 30 days of November, I'm going to list here 30 things that I'm thankful for, in no particular order. My girls.  Everything I do, I do for the betterment of our lives.  My home.  I've downsized and this little house is perfect for me.  My animals.  Those little faces that provide unconditional love.  My IRL friends.  I've learned who I can trust and count on in the past year.  Priceless.  An unexpected relationship that has brought peace into my life.  For a full freezer and pantry. The ability to run and (mostly) enjoy it.  My job, which allows me to continue working around the girls' school and activity schedules despite leaving me with lack of sleep every other week.   Realizing that *I

Court was a success for us.  I testified.  They tried to make me out to be exagerating because I had a personal stake in the verdict.  And when I was asked if I felt that I had a bias in the case?  I answered honestly.  "Uhm, no.  Actually I don't."  The DA's face was priceless.  She couldn't believe my answer.  Heh.  I'm full of surprises lady.  :) The verdict was "not guilty".  At this time I'm still not willing to go into the details and hows and whys of the case and the part I played.  Just know that any prayers or positive thoughts you sent our way was extremely appreciated. Justice was done. 

Friday is expected to be a day of celebration.  A day of vindication.  Unfortunately not a day of divorce.  But I'm getting accustomed on most days to the fact that I may still be legally married come 2013.  I'd prefer not to be, but there is only so much I can do.  But Friday.  I'm testifying in a case.  A case filled with lies.  A case in which no reasonable person could look at objectively and see anything but, at least, the inconsistencies if not the blatent lies.  I can't expand on the situation anymore than that at this point.  But I ask for your prayers and positive thoughts that the judge hearing the case is objective, as we expect from our judges.