@Vod - I had no idea about the issues mentioned in the OP or the background issues going back further. I will take the opportunity to wish you good health. Sorry to read about all the things that happened to you. Stay positive and do as many things as you can with your time as long as brings you happiness.
I'm looking forward to your new site.Me too, I am looking forward to the new website/project whenever it is ready. Wish you success. And I concur, life is too short so for anybody to find something they enjoy doing is important. I hope you find happiness in whatever you decide to do and thankfully we will be seeing you around here too. If you handed BPIP over who is running it now?
You know what I like? Crypto and meta stats, and strategy games.
I'm glad you've decided to move on to things that you like again, life's too short to fight on the internet I'm looking forward to your new site.
@Vod, I had no idea you had a stroke last year, man I'm sorry to hear that. I'm glad to hear you are recovering, and I sincerely wish you the best of health.
I also had no idea you have worked as a cop. I know from experience that LEOs have a hard time with trust. I watched as a very close family friend alienated his children, and went years without seeing them. This weight heavy on his heart and mind until he finally was able to see his own roll and responsibilities in his family's relationship. This wasn't until years after retirement, and only a few years before his death.
Life is too short to take things so seriously, and this is just the internet after all. If what TMAN said is accurate, that you plan on renting a boat, do it! Go fishing, catch some sun, knock back a few cold ones, and enjoy your time.
I hope to see you around for years to come.
An excellent post. I would like to extend those same sentiments. DireWolfM14 summed it up well, just do what you need to do as long as it makes you enjoy your time.I also had no idea you have worked as a cop. I know from experience that LEOs have a hard time with trust. I watched as a very close family friend alienated his children, and went years without seeing them. This weight heavy on his heart and mind until he finally was able to see his own roll and responsibilities in his family's relationship. This wasn't until years after retirement, and only a few years before his death.
Life is too short to take things so seriously, and this is just the internet after all. If what TMAN said is accurate, that you plan on renting a boat, do it! Go fishing, catch some sun, knock back a few cold ones, and enjoy your time.
I hope to see you around for years to come.