be strong..have faith it will all work out.

Hey CP, you KNOW I understand tbe way you feel with the business.

I'm sorry you're going through such a rough time and I'll always keep you in my prayers.

If you ever need to talk feel free to drop me a note or call. At least on the business front I'm sure we could share some stories

You're a good guy, everything is sure to work out in the end. Just stay strong through the rough times buddy.

take care man!

CP, I know you don't really know me, but I know that if times are rough, it is comforting to know people are thinking of you and praying for you.  With that said, I will be doing both.  Please, keep the faith.  Life does hand you lemons sometimes, but it's how you deal with the lemons....try to make the best of it.  Seek counsiling if need be..... 

What's going on out there.  It must be in the air.  We've just had two couples from our church split up, now, two of my closest friends have separated from their husbands.  And to top it off my hubby and I seem to have forgotten how to be friends with one another. 

Have you ever been in that stage where everything your spouse does irritates you (And Vice Versa).  I that.  The only thing worse is when the relationship develops into apathy.  I think that's where it gets scary because you've both lost that passionate love, but also those other passionate feelings.  Even when it's anger it's better than no feelings at all. 

I agree w/ Darlene, If you haven't been to counseling yet, don't give up without trying.  You don't want to quit until you've tried your best to make it work.  Hubby and I have been to counseling, we know what we're SUPPOSED to be doing.  Sometimes you just get tired when you feel it's one-sided.  As long as you're both not talking and wanting the D word at the same time, there's hope. 

I'm praying for you and me and my friends and anybody else out there struggling right now with their marriages.  God Bless us and help us all!!!  

That's refreshing to hear Sparky.  You and Ally seem to be good friends, have common interests, and be able to laugh with each other.  That's some major points in my opinion to a good marriage. 

14 years.  I'm in it for the long haul.  I sometimes get this fear though that the hubby will tire or my nagging and throw in the towel.  My kids, religious convictions, and the fact that my elderly minister told me once that he'd only had one divorce in his many many marriages fails give me strength.