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Keithy P38
20th September 2014, 02:09 AM
Hey guys,
Sorry for the absence the last two months. Have got a bit going on at home - believe it or not it's the passion for P38's that's caused it.
I won't go into details, but I will offer the following advice.
Gents, cherish your woman. Cherish her like you've never cherished her before. Girls these days don't think twice about walking out of relationships without telling you there's something wrong, so take a deep look at what you've got and do everything you can to keep her happy.
In my case there is a 2yr old daughter involved, others might be lucky enough not to put a poor innocent child through it and walk away.
Love and be loved like there's no tomorrow.
I'll be back guys, it's just gonna be a while.
Cheers
Keithy
TheTree
20th September 2014, 06:02 AM
Keithy,
Hang in mate and stay true to your heart.
I hope it all works out in the best possible way !
Steve
p38arover
20th September 2014, 06:55 AM
Sorry to hear that, Keith. I hope it works out.
benji
20th September 2014, 07:39 AM
Wow, that's tough.
I think sometimes on these forums we can gain quite an insight into its members by the language they use, the way they talk, and what they talk about. It's quite clear to us that you are a thoroughly decent person who works hard and adores his family, and I'm sure in a relationship that that works both ways with the qualities she has, although anger can be a thick vail.
Take care, talk open and lots.
Best wishes.
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Pete38
20th September 2014, 08:39 AM
Thanks for the update mate. Your passion and kind heart has obviously been noticed here, as even the keyboard warriors here had wondered where you were hiding and you had been missed.
Time for you to redirect some of this passion and attention elsewhere for a while. This forum aint going anywhere in a hurry.
daf11e
20th September 2014, 08:55 AM
Been there Keith, follow your heart and all will be fine.....good luck and god bless.
davidsonsm
20th September 2014, 09:09 AM
What they - those above - said. It takes guts to share your problems. There's a few on here must have been wondering "R U OK?".
Hope it all works out for the best. It usually does with positivity. Hard at times to stay positive. But keep plugging away to get what you want.
You've been missed but not forgotten. Welcome back when you can get back. It sounds like your energy needs to be elsewhere at the moment. Take care.
glenhendry
20th September 2014, 11:04 AM
Good luck bud.
SpiggyTopes
20th September 2014, 05:52 PM
Hope you sort it out.
PeterH
20th September 2014, 07:47 PM
Sorry to hear you've been having a hard time Keith, hope you are able to achieve the best outcome for the situation. All the best mate.
DT-P38
21st September 2014, 09:42 AM
Bugger.
It probably sounds silly... But go out and do a little dancing... Take your ex (if she will) and your little girl
Sing more... Try happy, silly stuff like the Beatles, the Deltones, etc.
Keep smiling. Even when you don't want to.
Sell the bloody car and buy a carolla if you have too. You can get your fix on here anytime. If I was nearby I would let you borrow mine whenever the cravings get out of control.
Good luck
mtb_gary
21st September 2014, 05:11 PM
Keith, just like the posts before me I feel for you. After having been through a separation then divorce some time back I also had a young child involved. If you can get back together and both love each other put every ounce of energy you have into the relationship. Separation and divorce for me was a living hell.
Do what you have to to get things right. Your love and happiness to your family is worth infinitely more than a car.
Best wishes Keith,
Gary
FANTOM P38
21st September 2014, 08:15 PM
Hey Keithy sorry to hear of your situation. Been there or similar at least with four kids was worst time of my life in many ways!
Hope you can resolve it with minimum of heartache for all concerned.
Also had the car of my dreams at the time which I ended up letting go, that hurt too, still regret it to this day.
All I can say is best wishes to you and yours and Aulro will still be around when & if you feel like returning. Good Luck and try keep your head up.
bruce p38
22nd September 2014, 06:10 AM
Good luck to you and your family Keithy
Bruce
rc42
22nd September 2014, 07:44 AM
Hope everything works out for you Kiethy.
I also hope it doesn't come down to a choice between your woman and your P38, just remember the phrase "Hell hath no fury...."
poleonpom
22nd September 2014, 01:24 PM
Keithy,
Sorry to hear you're going through it.
When asked how he got into the head and heart of a woman, Jack Nicholson in As Good As It Gets replied "I think like a man and then take away reason and accountability."
Jokes aside, good luck and all the very best.
Jonathan
Keithy P38
23rd September 2014, 04:38 AM
Thank you for all the positive and inspirational words. It certainly makes a bloke feel better.
I'm not giving up on this, it's definitely worth fighting for. I've had quite a lot of help from close friends and family throughout this hard time. It's certainly not the end, not by a long shot, so I will continue to fight for what my head and my heart is telling me is right - meant to be. I'm a lover not a fighter, and being nearly 30 have had plenty of years of "trial and error" in relationships, so now have quite a backing of life experiences to confirm what my feelings are saying.
I'm not religious, but I am dead certain that this is it. She's the one. And I've been given signs (whether from above or not I don't know) to keep going rather than move on.
Thanks again for the inspiration and ideas fellas. It keeps my chin up. Really appreciate it.
Keithy
davidsonsm
23rd September 2014, 08:14 AM
I don't suppose its appropriate to ask - moreover, how's the engine rebuild going?
Sorry - couldn't resit. :wasntme: No offence - hope you see the funny side.
carlschmid2002
23rd September 2014, 08:19 AM
I have been away from Townsville for the last few months. I have been going through this myself for the last 18 months. I have a 1 and 2 year old. I should be back next week if ever you want to catch up for a beer.
Keithy P38
23rd September 2014, 08:34 AM
Thanks! I might take you up on that offer. See how we go for time.
The plan wasn't an engine rebuild, just replacing head gaskets (preventative maintenance) and doing the welch plugs and some other preventative things.
To be honest, I haven't touched it. I've been driving it as a daily driver for nearly 3 months instead of a tourer, but haven't done a thing to it. It's still "fine" - I'd comfortably drive it to cape York again tomorrow, but eventually I'll need to do them.
Cheers
Keithy
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