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Good News

This afternoon I am thankful for good news.




For some dorky reason, my internet domains never renewed as per their contracted date.  I was freaked out.  I was worried.  I had these domains for eight years. 


I spent an hour on the phone with my provider. 

My domains were expired! 

I was freaking out and worried that I would lose my branding. 

It took forty-eight hours, but my provider was able to renew them using the funds I have in my Paypal account.  They did not expire. 

One of my colleagues wrote a book and the title is my domain name.  I was sure she'd try to snatch it from me. 

I am lucky.  Maybe things are turning around. 


Oh....my neighbor came over to ask if he could help me move forward with my life.  He wants to help me get a plan so my ex moves out.  This is good. 

I guess it hurts him to see me cry.  He asked what happened to my boyfriend.  I told him that we broke up.  I don't like that he has a guy waiting in the wings for me.  I don't want to date.  It hurts too much right now. 


There is help and support out there if we are interested in it.  I am very lucky, indeed. 

Love ya lots,


S. 

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