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Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. John Cairns |
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"John Cairns" wrote in message et... http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...31781966UXVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. John Cairns It's beeeuuuutiful! Wilbur Hubbard |
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John Cairns wrote: http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...31781966UXVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. Uggg... sounds bad.. sorry for the divorse thing. That's gotta be rough. Right now, my boat is also very close to the open bay. I'm outta here tomorrow. Should be great weather! -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
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John Cairns wrote:
http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...31781966UXVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. John Cairns ohoh...took one too many offshore trips, huh? Having the boat 100 ft away is a good thing... |
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On Mar 31, 2:48 pm, John Cairns
wrote: http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...31781966UXVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. John Cairns Save your money and move aboard. Joe |
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Joe wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:48 pm, John Cairns wrote: http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...31781966UXVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. John Cairns Save your money and move aboard. Joe He lives in Michigan....there wouldn't be any savings... |
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Sorry to hear of the divorce, unless that's what you wanted.
The house / slip set up would be nice to have. Scotty "John Cairns" wrote in message et... http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...9680031781966U XVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. John Cairns |
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"Scotty" wrote in message . .. Sorry to hear of the divorce, unless that's what you wanted. The house / slip set up would be nice to have. Real sailors don't get married in the first place. Who needs a heavy ball and chain attached to the ankle aboard a sailboat? Wilbur Hubbard |
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"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message ... "Scotty" wrote in message . .. Sorry to hear of the divorce, unless that's what you wanted. The house / slip set up would be nice to have. Real gays don't get married in the first place. I just needs hairy balls and a chain attached to my ankles aboard a sailboat. Wilbur Hubbard Must you...oh, never mind. |
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John Cairns wrote:
http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...31781966UXVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. Sorry to hear of the divorce. It may be the best thing for you at this point, but it's still a damn shame to see what was once a good and promising love (and it must have been, if you married her) go so far astray that you don't even want it back. I hope that things go as smoothly for you as they can. As for the new place, it looks nice & 100' from the boat sounds like fun. But don't be seduced by trying to show off for revenge. Keep an eye on the long term. Sincere best wishes to you, John Doug King |
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On Sat, 31 Mar 2007 19:48:08 GMT, John Cairns
wrote: http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...31781966UXVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. John Cairns as one who spent eight years of his boat owning history 800 miles from his boat, 100' sounds like a dream. Frank |
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John Cairns wrote:
wrote: John Cairns wrote: http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...31781966UXVgSj Divorce in progress, bumped into this place, don't believe in coincidences anymore. Can purchase a slip directly across the street in the background, giving it serious thought. It's a little bit further to open water than my old marina, but the idea of having my boat about 100 feet away is very appealing. Sorry to hear of the divorce. It may be the best thing for you at this point, but it's still a damn shame to see what was once a good and promising love (and it must have been, if you married her) go so far astray that you don't even want it back. I hope that things go as smoothly for you as they can. As for the new place, it looks nice & 100' from the boat sounds like fun. But don't be seduced by trying to show off for revenge. Keep an eye on the long term. Sincere best wishes to you, John Doug King Naah, the soon to be x doesn't even know about it. I told her what I wanted to do, that I had an offer on the place and it had been accepted. She went back and forth about signing the 3 pieces of paper required by the lender-most lenders in fact.A week before the closing she was still waffling and I was at my wits end, the owners have a place in Venice, Fla and they're ready to leave Mi. Had a flash of divine inspiration, called the credit union and they said fine, we don't need her to sign anything, they got me approved and all of the paperwork done in time for the closing. AFAIK, she still doesn't know I'm here, she made the helpful suggestion to have the home phone put in my name(she moved out with the kid in mid-January), I did that and had the phone and Internet moved to the new address. Wonder when she's going to find out? Would love to see the look on her face when she does. This was an incredibly sweet deal, it came completely furnished with some really nice nautical artwork, all with local associations,everything, big ass flat screen tv with home theater, truly amazing, all I had to do was bring my clothing and food and the kitties-no dogs, thank you-and I was all set. Will post up some pics of some of the artwork. John Cairns Kids won't tell her when you have them over? |
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katy wrote:
Kids won't tell her when you have them over? My son-will be 17 in July-is really ****ed off at me, blames me for everything, and my crazy wife is probably doing nothing to dissuade him of that notion. I have to go through her to see him, and at present, due to the nature of our last conversation, I told her that she needed to communicate through her lawyer only. She's done some incredibly ****ty things since this all began, starting with almost completely looting our joint accounts, ending with her sending my son over to pick up MY mail, she had already submitted a change of address at this point and was receiving her mail.In my son's defense, he has Asperberger's and he probably didn't realize what he was doing, doubt if my wife told him. I've had to go to extraordinary lengths to cover my ass. She swore up and down that she would not drag my son into this, she has done exactly that. Best I can say for her is that she has a serious mental illness, or suffers from some kind of psychotic break with reality. Haven't actually spoken with my son since January and I miss him terribly. Gonna try to ambush him at the end of the week, would like him to see my new place and let him know that he's always welcome. John Cairns |
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John Cairns wrote:
katy wrote: Kids won't tell her when you have them over? My son-will be 17 in July-is really ****ed off at me, blames me for everything, and my crazy wife is probably doing nothing to dissuade him of that notion. I have to go through her to see him, and at present, due to the nature of our last conversation, I told her that she needed to communicate through her lawyer only. She's done some incredibly ****ty things since this all began, starting with almost completely looting our joint accounts, ending with her sending my son over to pick up MY mail, she had already submitted a change of address at this point and was receiving her mail.In my son's defense, he has Asperberger's and he probably didn't realize what he was doing, doubt if my wife told him. I've had to go to extraordinary lengths to cover my ass. She swore up and down that she would not drag my son into this, she has done exactly that. Best I can say for her is that she has a serious mental illness, or suffers from some kind of psychotic break with reality. Haven't actually spoken with my son since January and I miss him terribly. Gonna try to ambush him at the end of the week, would like him to see my new place and let him know that he's always welcome. John Cairns Oh, John..that's too bad...if your son's been diagnosed and your wife is showing symptoms, there's a good chance she's bi=polar...the two syndromes share the smae genetic markers and there is a predilection for bi-polars to have auticstic kids and visa versa...sorry for all your troubles, but the house is excellent (even if it IS in Michigan!)... |
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"katy" wrote in message ... John Cairns wrote: katy wrote: Kids won't tell her when you have them over? My son-will be 17 in July-is really ****ed off at me, blames me for everything, and my crazy wife is probably doing nothing to dissuade him of that notion. I have to go through her to see him, and at present, due to the nature of our last conversation, I told her that she needed to communicate through her lawyer only. She's done some incredibly ****ty things since this all began, starting with almost completely looting our joint accounts, ending with her sending my son over to pick up MY mail, she had already submitted a change of address at this point and was receiving her mail.In my son's defense, he has Asperberger's and he probably didn't realize what he was doing, doubt if my wife told him. I've had to go to extraordinary lengths to cover my ass. She swore up and down that she would not drag my son into this, she has done exactly that. Best I can say for her is that she has a serious mental illness, or suffers from some kind of psychotic break with reality. Haven't actually spoken with my son since January and I miss him terribly. Gonna try to ambush him at the end of the week, would like him to see my new place and let him know that he's always welcome. John Cairns Oh, John..that's too bad...if your son's been diagnosed and your wife is showing symptoms, there's a good chance she's bi=polar...the two syndromes share the smae genetic markers and there is a predilection for bi-polars to have auticstic kids and visa versa...sorry for all your troubles, but the house is excellent (even if it IS in Michigan!)... All this foolish talk makes me wish for the good old days when women had nervous breakdowns and kids were just a little slow (mentally retarded). Now that we got all politically correct, we have to contend with a plethora of inane syndromes and bogus disorders to clutter up the landscape and swell the drug company coffers. Everybody's a victim of something or other. Pathetic! Wilbur Hubbard |
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