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28th September 2009, 03:06 PM #16
Shane, you have written many pieces on this forum over the time you have been a member but your previous post HAS to be the finest piece you have written. It makes you want to laugh, makes you want to cry but through it all mate there is an inspiration of hope for anyone in the same boat as you were it. You have written with such passion which clearly shows. Congratulations on a great piece of writing. All the best to you for the future.
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Cheers John
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28th September 2009, 04:14 PM #17
It's great to see you on line again, Shane. You have really hit the nail on the head with your thoughts on your recent past. As I said before, I've been down that road. "Everyone" says you'll get over it, but unless they have personally proved it, it's very hard to believe them. Keep your posts coming, all your forum mates have been the poorer for your absence, not the least - me. I can't see a pic of a lugger or a classic yacht without thinking about you!
Cheers
Graeme
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28th September 2009, 05:02 PM #18
Hi there Shane,
Welcome back to the fold! Broome is a nice place to spend the winter, but don't know about summer.
I've been heading down a very similar road as you mate, starting at the beginning of the year. Probably explains why I've dropped off the radar a bit on the forum, and shed time not really a priority. Still a lonely and empty house to come home to, but I'm convinced its all for the best in the long run. Like the others, I've followed your trials, and now I can see the connection for myself. Reading about someone else's experiences is a big help, so thanks.
Look after yourself,
AndyAndy Mac
Change is inevitable, growth is optional.
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29th September 2009, 01:23 AM #19Intermediate Member
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I do get a tad embarressed when someone thinks my writings good but thanks for the compliment that I wasnt looking for but accept happily mate
Graeme... exactly so and I guess each of us walk that journey in our own way but there will be similarities that we can use to help another... at the time and during the worst of it I couldnt bear to read other peoples comments about been there done that... but now well I hope like you did for me that I can help someone else come out the other end.
As to luggars and such... mate... did I come CLOSE!!!... Indo boat in Darwin took my fancy while I was in the states and its still for sale and Im still drooling... I admit there were a couple over there that I ALMOST bit the bullet and bought but no my thoughts there were to get back here so I came back and seriously was heading up and over the top to get to Toowoomba to buy a mobile home checking out the Indo boat while in Darwin trouble was I didnt get past Broome!! But no problems Im happy with my lot now... and a boat is always going to be a distraction I can hook another day for now what I have is enough
Sorry to hear that Andy... one thing if I may? Make sure absolutely sure you take some time every day for you... believe in yourself mate and get help if you feel yourself slipping further than your happy with... pm me if you feel a need I wont lecture or judge but will be a mates earhole for you to lean on
Shane
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29th September 2009, 08:41 AM #20
WD good to see you now have a handle on things.
BUT
Go see the doc today - the last post was only 4 paragraphs so it is obvious there is a problem - GET HELP
Will teh grey nomad thing see you making a Members visiting trip? It would be good to see you over the best side of the country
Cheersregards
David
"Tell him he's dreamin.""How's the serenity" (from "The Castle")
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2nd October 2009, 06:04 AM #21
Wild_Dingo
Good to see you back on the forum. For the last 6 month's or so I have missed not having a chance to read about what you have been up to. I did manage to find one post when you were State side but nothing else till now.
Glad to see that positive changes are happening in your life and you get to spend some time with the younguns. Take things one day at a time and doen't force them. Things have a way of all fitting into place better that way. A 10 pound sledge hammer isn't always the answer.
Be well Shane, enjoy life and keep your stick on the ice.
Cheers
Don
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