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All The move. I used to live about 12 miles north of the Minot Air Force Base which is about 8 miles north of the city of Minot. Now I live about 15 miles south of the Air Force Base in the city of Minot. You wouldn't think that a 25 mile trip (one way) would have that much affect on someone, but when my husband and I were spending several evenings a week in town due to meetings, the drive home became long. That coupled with the fact that we were tired of paying rent to someone else, and the decision to move was pretty easy. In the past, the Air Force always moved us, so they packed up absolutely everything, loaded it onto the moving truck, unloaded it at the other end and I just had to unpack. This move, we had to do absolutely EVERYTHING and then make that 30 mile trip between the houses...several times. Then there was the tought of having to clean the rental unit...which I knew wouldn't be that big of a deal, but it still had to be done. In the middle of our move, I had to make a trip out to Grand Forks (about 3 hours away) to move my daughter out of her dorm and into her apartment. We took a truck load of stuff out to Grand Forks with us, unloaded that, and then loaded yet another truck load from her dorm room. I am moved out. The house is livable and my husband had been a god send. We have the remaining boxes either in the semi-finished basement or the garage, so the main living area is almost "normal." Because the new house has cathedral ceilings, the "little" pictures that I had just won't cut it, so pictures aren't up yet, but I'm not too worried about that. I haven't said anything to my husband about my sewing room, because he has been extremely stressed with the move and things at work are a night mare right now, but bless his heart, he got my sewing table set up tonight in my sewing room. I'm going to stick to my guns, however, and get the rest of the house done first, because I don't want any hurt feelings that I can play in my room but he can't play in his room (garage). I can make that sacrifice, especially seeing that I am off to a quilting class tomorrow afternoon. I will post pictures of the house, sewing room and breast cancer quilts as things progress. Lynn

I'd do it in a heartbeat if I thought there was any need to. But I would do it from a distance, since if I had the slightest question about my husband's loyalty, one of us would be out of the house. I would certainly use an annonymous computer, a made-up name and throw-away e-mail address. As to writing style? My husband couldn't pick out something I wrote if I gave him a choice of 2 examples--how often do husbands actually read anything their wives write, anyway? and writing styles are often quite different from speaking ones. It's, of course, a good idea to get some legal advice. You do need to be starting to protect your share of the assets if you think he's messing around and lying, for one thing, and you really don't want to do something that will come back to bite you. You will probably want to get your own lawyer, rather than using the one you and your husband go to. And don't forget to change the beneficiaries on things like--life insurance, annuities, your retirement, etc. I've known a couple of people who were surprised that their ex's were able to get a portion (in one case most of) their retirement incomes. If there's even a slight chance something is wrong, change those things now. you can always change them back later, if you work things out. Good luck.