Yarn Durango

I received a scathing Ravelry message from a former disgruntled employee who then blocked me from responding.

There are two sides to every story. I live with chronic pain from fibromyalgia and I did my best. If someone wants to believe something ugly that was said about me without asking me, then I didn't need them in my life.

If you are living with a loser and blaming him instead of securing your future, thats on you.

People criticize in other the things that they don't like in themselves. Haters need to take a good, hard look in the mirror.

And, yes, I was an idiot for giving away the store to a scam artist. But she will have to answer to God some day.

I loved the opportunity to help people through the yarn store. No one can take that away from me.

I was very generous to people who turned on me and tell half-truths. I pity them and listeners who care more about gossip than truth.

I've recovered from the crushing grief that people have caused me. I've discovered things about myself and my part in allowing people to manipulate me. I've reinvented myself and starting new adventures.

I will always love all the friends that I made. Thank you so much for all your love and support. I hung on as long as I could.

My final messages to the Haters: Karma, Baby. Karma.

I'm not associated with Wooley Wolverine anymore. After everything I did for her, she barred me from the store.