By Judi Curry
Feeling violated can be a horrible feeling. And there are many different ways of being violated. Rather than talk about some of them, I thought I would share the latest one that I just experienced. It is sure different than the “violations” I felt when I was much younger, but still the feelings are still there – just in a different way. Let me explain.
The house next door to me was for sale and purchased by a man that lives in San Jose for $1,300,000. He said that he bought it so that his grandson could continue his studies at Nazarene University on Pt. Loma. That was about 3 years ago. His grandson graduated over a year ago and the house has been vacant since then.
By Judi Curry
Feeling violated can be a horrible feeling. And there are many different ways of being violated. Rather than talk about some of them, I thought I would share the latest one that I just experienced. It is sure different than the “violations” I felt when I was much younger, but still the feelings are still there – just in a different way. Let me explain.
The house next door to me was for sale and purchased by a man that lives in San Jose for $1,300,000. He said that he bought it so that his grandson could continue his studies at Nazarene University on Pt. Loma. That was about 3 years ago. His grandson graduated over a year ago and the house has been vacant since then.