I was truly shocked I had given you such wisdom though you got more of my story off-line than I have ever posted herein. Being a stoic male type, providing timely proverbial emotional support is not a characteristic I really thought I had in me. I guess with you I just found the right audience...tax attorney to accountant (or are U a surgeon as well <img src="/ubbt/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />).
I have been checking up on you and always reading your posts with interest.
God bless you and yours.
Mr. W
Mr. W:
I think it is important to recognize those who impact our lives in a permanent positive way. You and Mortarman were two who reached out to me at a time of need. The right audience, yeah probably. We all probably can visualize each others sitch and are able to relate it to our own.
Although we didn't share all of our conversations on this forum, there were many points that were critical to both my and my FWW's recovery. We still occassionally pull up your email and discuss different topics. As I have tried to do with some others on this forum occassionally, you and MM so elequoently led me to get my "******" together at times when it is so easy to get off the path. For that direction, we are eternally grateful. Would I have come to the same point in the road if our paths hadn't of crossed...probably but the route would have been less direct and a little bumpier. Say hello to Mrs. Dubya for me. I read her posts with interest and know that both of you are appreciated for your insights.
As for the surgeon question, I am only a surgeon of the financial statements of some troubled and some not so troubled businesses. I have to side with Mel in regards to those whose chosen professional deals with the daily handling of body parts.