Thank You
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MARCH, 2017
All Things Tami
Two simple words that don’t quite capture how I feel about all of the people who’ve supported me and helped make the book and this website possible.
Thank you to everyone who joined me at the Women’s Expo earlier this month. The show was a wonderful opportunity to meet new people, connect with friends and network with fellow authors who warmly welcomed me into their tribe. It was a fun weekend and an excellent way to launch my new venture!
And more thanks to…
My family & friends. Plus extended families, as well as friends of friends.
Co-workers and mentors, both current and past.
The Professionals. From the therapist & divorce attorney who got me through my divorce and its aftermath; to the great teams of folks who set me up for success with Becoming Unmarried.
Holla! Holla!
- Splattered Ink Press
- Amy Abrams Design
- PNC Bank Merchant Solutions
- Great Lakes Writers Group
- Michigan Authors
I’ll even give a shout out to some of my ex-husband’s family and friends who have shown support for my book. Don’t worry, he probably has no idea we’ve even kept in touch.
Two little words that seem insignificant, yet convey so much love and gratitude.
To all of you who have helped me… a heartfelt thank you! I truly wouldn’t have made it without you.
A Little Tact, Please
Hey, we all disagree from time to time. But since this is my little universe, I reserve the right to remove comments that are mean-spirited or contain verbal violence. Divorce discussion can get passionate and that’s okay. But let’s keep it classy and help one another instead of hurting each other.
My understanding is that you have an ex-sister-in-law that refuses to bare you any ill-will. She has taken the attitude that while you and her brother may have parted ways that it shouldn’t mean you and her need to become rivals. I’m proud to say that she learned that from her in-laws, that, even after her divorce, still took her out to dinner for her birthday and invited her to family gatherings. Those people were my parents, and she’s my ex. I wish I had treated her better, but I’m glad my parents had the good nature to. And I’m glad that she’s willing to extend that kindness to you. I wish you the best.
Yes, I have been in contact with one of my sister-in-laws. She and her children, as well as a couple other nieces and nephews have been very supportive. I hope that means I had a positive impact on that family. Even after all that has happened, to know that some of them still want me in their lives means a great deal to me and I am thankful they have kept in contact.