Fifty-One Hours
I went back to that group in the March, after the divorce was final, and I asked Bridget if I could have the first ten minutes.
There were nine people there.
Four of them had been there when I was and five had not.
And I told them.
I said that I had said something in that room, more than once, that was not true, and that I had believed it when I said it, and that I had found out since, and that I was not going to leave it uncorrected in a room where people had been kind to me about it.
It took about four minutes.