101 Things to Do the First Year of Your Divorce
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1. When people say, “I’m sorry about your divorce,” resist the urge to say, “I’m not,” and simply respond with, “Thank you.”
2. Write a goodbye “letter” to your ex. This can be in any form – perhaps a list of things you no longer have to deal with, or a collage of images. Save it to peruse in a year or two.
3. “Secure your mask before helping the person next to you.” (Take care of others, but take care of yourself first.)
4. Go for a bike ride. You were single once before, and you can be single again. It’s just like riding a bike!
5. Never bash the opposite sex. Avoid people who do.
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About the Book
Meg was inspired to write this book after talking with other divorced men and women and realizing there were common threads that were shared post-divorce. She hopes this book will guide and encourage people through that first very challenging and exhausting post-divorce year. It is a book intended to encourage, entertain and energize its readers. Divorce can be terrifying and a grievous experience. But it can also be an opportunity for addressing the past, for enjoying the present and for stepping into the future with confidence and grace.
About the Author
Meg teaches at a community college and lives with her two sons in Seattle, Washington.