Happy Valentine's Day everyone. And what a neat way to celebrate than a Break-Up Diet book. But before we go there I'd like to say something...
This year I'll be celebrating my 31st wedding anniversary to my high school sweetheart.Married with five children, we've had our ups and downs but one thing I can honestly say is that if given the chance to change anything in my past I would definetely wish to have not wasted energy arguing over petty things.
I suppose that's what growing up is all about- understanding past mistakes and making amends. It's funny, but I love that man more today than when I first cast eyes on him in high school. And this sentiment has nothing to do with Velentine's Day as much as realizing and appreciating that your Prince Charming, your happily-ever-after life is stronger today because you've both held on and worked at things as a couple. I love you, Jimmy.
This brings me to the Break-up Diet:
The Break-Up Diet: a memoir by Annette Fix goes on sale today! You can order it on Amazon.com or from your local bookseller.
The Break-Up Diet is the true story of a 30-something single mother/aspiring writer who is working as an exotic dancer, searching for Prince Charming, and trying to find a perfect balance between her dreams and her day-to-day life as Supermom.
Please visit The Break-Up Story Forum (www.mybreakupstory.com)
A place where women can go to read and share their break-up and dating stories. Check it out and join the fun!
Annette Fix is the Senior Editor for WOW! Women On Writing, an author, and spoken-word storyteller, living in Laguna Niguel, California with her Danish Prince Charming, her aspiring photographer son, and two rescued dogs.
Book Website: www.thebreak-updiet.com
The Break-Up Story Forum: www.mybreakupstory.com
Blog: http://thebreak-updiet.blogspot.com
Myspace: www.myspace.com/thebreakupdiet
I, for one, can relate to supermom. Make sure to check out Annette's new book. Sounds like a winner.
Lea Schizas
http://leaschizaseditor.com
2 comments:
Lea, thank you so much for supporting my book!
I loved your post about your husband! I think having a true intellectual connection with great conversation is the most bonding thing a couple can have. It's something that makes the love that much sweeter and has the ability to make the happily go all the way to ever-after.
I hope you both have a wonderful Valentine's Day!
Annette Fix
Awww... that was sweet Lea! I totally agree, when you think of the big picture, the little things that we argue with our hubbys about are so trivial. There are still Prince Charmings out there, even if they aren't like in the movies.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Angela
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