Good to hear from you, Kay. I often wonder how you are getting on. Divorce is always difficult and painful, even if it is amicable, but you seem to be navigating the choppy waters ok.
I divorced my first husband, it was mutual (we married too young and were simply not on the same wavelength). There were no children to complicate matters but it was still a difficult time.
I never thought I would marry again until 5 years later No 2 came hurtling into my life like a whirlwind ......Resistance was futile!!!
My darling has been dead now for 5 years this year (August) and it is only now that I can begin to even think about the possibility of meeting someone else.
Perhaps history will repeat itself and the 5 year cycle will come into play.
Anyway it sounds like you are picking up the pieces and making good steady progress at rebuilding your life. I have no doubt in my mind that you will go on to achieve great things. You have the right attitude and the commitment and dedication it takes to succeed.
Well I have not done much to increase my wealth recently, just jogging along. I have been concentrating on reclaiming my health which took such a nosedive after my husbands death. I have managed to lose a stone so far and I'm feeling so much better. I am exercising gently, walking and doing yoga. I can feel my energy levels getting back to normal, I am getting fitter and stronger. I have finally cleared some space and have set up a temporary home gym in one of my spare bedrooms. I will convert the shed into a more permanent gym over the summer.
The bathroom is finished and looks beautiful.....5 star boutique hotel
Chic.

. Ive just started on the kitchen, that will have to be a makeover rather than a refit. Got to keep a tight rein on the budget.
I have been clearing out cupboards, wardrobes etc and now have a pile of stuff ready for the auction house and antique dealers.
It won't take me to millionaire status but it will make a few extra pennies.
£294-20/make £2019 in 2019