When I started this blog, it was meant to serve a number of different functions. The primary function was I had advice from a licensed professional that felt putting my school trauma online would help me move forward. I have found instead that it just keeps me angry.

I will probably never forgive the people responsible for what I went through, but I don’t have to. Forgiveness is earned, not just handed out like candy. I would like to think if my lawsuit is successful they may develop remorse, but even that is unlikely. They will simply continue their wicked ways.

Revisiting the terror I endured takes a toll on my life. I have so many positive things in my life, that I am starting to run out of room for the trauma that Mineral County School District caused me. I would much rather focus my time on the positive efforts.

If I had been illegally forced out of Mineral County School District, I would not have had the time to pursue everything I have. They would still be working me 60-80 hours a week while Dirty Diane and Horrible Hope snuck around in the background. The Mineral County School District could’ve been my favorite job, but the reality is the evilness and illegal behavior did and will continue to happen for the foreseeable future because there is no accountability.

On a positive note, I have managed to document a lot of the terror I experienced should litigation move forward. I don’t have to worry that my memory will become blurry or distorted. I have an entire record and what I have put out, is just a tip of the iceberg.

What you can expect to see next week is the blog will become more of a transitional blog. I intend to highlight the positive things that I am doing and the good things in society in general. The old posts will remain up as a record. It will also likely still pull up in Google, while preserving my record of what I experienced.

I will redesign the pages to be less intrusive and more inclusive, highlighting how large of a person I actually am. I was always better than the wicked and evil, which is why the illegally forced me out. They will never be able to take away the fact that my morals and ethics couldn’t be broken, nor did I ever succumb to their illegal behavior. Instead I walked away and will continue to seek justice in the background.

It is time to start a positive chapter.