You are very welcome!

You sound like me, with getting my revenge in subtle ways. My ex and I never fought towards the end. He supposedly went to work on Friday and was working so much overtime that he didn't come home. (he worked 50 miles from home). He called me on Sunday and at the time I was out looking for his car at the house of someone he had an affair with a few years before. I was on my way to her house to see where she lived. (She had called the house a month before.). I was suspicious because of some credit card charges for gas twice in the same day, and there was no way he went through a whole tank of gas when he only traveled 35 miles. Well I caught him there in her shower that day. I filed for divorce the next day and he never came back for his stuff. When we were cleaning out the house, when I came across his stuff, I put it in a box. To include mother's day cards, Valentine's day cards, Anniversary cards, and birthday cards. I also came across his degree and I put it at the bottom of this box, and packed all kinds of stuff on top of it. So that in order to get to his degree, he had to go through EVERYTHING. A friend of mine and I brought the box to their house and left it on the front door step. Right in front of the door, so that he would almost trip over it if he went out the door. I also put a sign on top of that box that said his degree was in that box, cuz I know he would have just thrown the box out. So he had to go through everything in the box. Well that was the least that he deserved. I have another box to go back to him that has some glasses in it that has the family name and crest on them. I have also included some cards etc in that one as well. We have to get our digs in somehow.

Read your post on Greatdad's wall. I'm just curious as to how you followed up with the box of dog poop? I think that is sooo disgusting. He would have done better to do nothing than to do that. I love it when according to the saying "what goes around, comes around." and they are on the side of the comes around. Hang in there, and take care.