I have been married three times.
I’ve heard all the jokes about being divorced twice – “Which ex are you talking about?” Ha, Ha – not funny.
These were not marriages of long duration but enough time to have a child in each, which makes everyone connected forever.
My wife, Cheryl and I have been married for 17 years and going strong.
How is it that I could have been the wrong person for the first and second and been so right for the third?
I am basically the same person with a little growth, I hope.
I wrote a chapter on divorce in my book Out of Bad Comes Good – The Advantages of Disadvantages which ended with the statement “out of bad marriages come good people”.
Never let a broken relationship break you or your spirit.
My mother was right (again) – there is someone for everyone.
“The goal in marriage is not to think alike, but to think together.” — Robert C Dodds
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