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Wednesday, May 17, 2006

A new chapter in my life

I am making plans to move to LA to be with the woman I love. Is this too fast? We have only known each other for 25 years. What can I say, I love her and want to be with her. She feels the same way about me. . . go figure. The last few years have been some of the toughest I've ever experienced, and I'm finally ready to put them to rest and move on with my life.

Scary, exciting, full of hope and wonder, I wander off in the night to see the most fantastic sunrise.

When Buster gets out of school for the summer, we will go down to Los Angeles to look at neighborhoods and school districts. While he is not so happy about this impending transition, I know change is growth and with it can come some pain. Nobody knows this better than me.

Polly fills me with optimism and loves me for who I am. She remembers me when we were 15 and has seen me through all of my changes through the years. I have watched her grow into the woman that she has become, and it feels right to say that I love her. . . . for I always did.

7 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

3 children in Cle Elum?

3:09 AM

 
Blogger Trickster said...

Wow! That's a big move, a decision I'm sure you pondered long and hard. I hope Buster can find a place he likes when you go down in the break.

What will Cincinatti be like without you on a news paper box?

Brendan

4:56 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Best of luck to you Tom. Moving is stressful enough, but moving to another city is a double whammy. How will this move effect your relationship with you children? Hope that having a place to move to helps, and knowing somebody there should make the transition a little easier. Pass along to Buster that he is towards a new life, not moving away from life. Kids are resilient, and I’m sure he will do well after a bit of adjustment time.

7:37 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

good luck, hope i see you some time performing in the magic castle or santa monica short line

8:40 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Tom, all I can really say is that Seattle's loss will be L.A.'s gain. I hate to think of you working the mean streets of L.A., but there is no doubt plenty of opportunity. I wish Seattle had been a kinder place to you, I wish it had given as much to you as you've given to us. We'll miss you, my friend. Hopefully you can plug into the scene down there and get plenty of work (play).

10:26 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Not Funny.

J'

3:09 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

never been happier for you Tom, or sadder for seattle and the magic community you built. Its a small world so dont think you'll be making a clean get away...
W~

10:22 AM

 

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