Hugs

to Lisa and to everyone else who cared enough to respond to this post and/or who has ever gone through the same situation. I have.
We were barely married two years, just into a brand new house, when my DH was fired. I cried. I blamed him. I cried. He was lucky enough to find another job just before his severance was used up. A year after that he was offered a lucrative job which lasted many years.
Fast forward many years later, his lucrative job had ended and he was struggling to make his own business work. He quit that business with nothing else to fall back on but to close out some old clients' business. This time I did not blame him (but I did cry). I supported his decision to end a job that made him miserable.
One of the last clients' he "closed out" involved a business venture that brought him more money than we both earned in a year.
Fast forward to today. He is currently waiting on financing on a new venture. We have been waiting months for the (private) financier to come up with the money, but there's always a delay. I am beginning to doubt whether this venture will happen. If it does, we will be sitting pretty. If it doesn't, well, then I'm in the same boat as Lisa.
Luckily, we have savings to tide us over while we figure out what is the next step. I have already begun to work on a "Plan B".
We too have a trip planned in the spring, but not to Disney. My DH wants to go and so do I, but I have questioned whether that money would be better left in savings. Of course, some of it is already paid for, and I am fully employed and do manage to save monthly. If we are able to work our "Plan B", I think we will go and enjoy the trip.
Thanks for this thread. It is timely for me.
I have learned that there are blessings around every corner. Sometimes we have to be patient and alert to recognize them, but they are there.
All my best wishes to Lisa and everyone else here.
Have a great day!
Thanks, HenDuck
