I thought about Sharon pointing D out to the Sheriffs. I actually felt a great sense of sadness for her. What was she afraid of? Only she knew. I pondered this for a while and realized that she was most likely exactly in the same place as 10 years prior. No personal growth seemed to have occurred. I had felt this was the case because of the goings on over the past 9 months but this made it very real for me. So many thoughts were in my head. How would her game plan solve anything? Without coming together in a peaceful way, what could be accomplished?
I sent her good thoughts and alot of love. I remember thinking I would send her triple, quadruple the love that I normally sent out her way. I had no anger toward her at all. Anger had never been an emotion triggered when I'd thought of Sharon.
I thought of their children A and R. What could their lives have been like? What had been told to them? I sent them alot of love as well.
There was always hope. An open door existed for anyone who chose to walk through it.
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