I don't think there is anyone who didn't have a downtime last year, especially in that aspect of scarcity of cash flow. People suffered, some died out of starvation and all, some even stole, and a lot happened during that period, thankfully we are still here and holding on.
As for your disappointment and heartbreaking moments in your business, I would say sorry about that. Business starters experience this a lot and it wasn't really a very good decision for you to have folded up your business out of frustration of not making sales, I mean you just started the business so you would have given it some time and maybe only bake bit by bit until you gain customers and people to patronise you, but it's okay if you felt it was best to have to fold it up.
And for the last part, I don't know why I find it funny though, the later regrets you had. But did you eventually talk with your husband the next morning when you got your phone? I am sure you did lol
I know what it feels like to not reach out to a loved one because of one situation or the other, I would have been frustrated and pained the whole night too.
It was nice reading these memories from you, I hope you make happier and exciting ones this year, cheers!
Thank very much for reading through. Last year was a whole lot of training for me and I ended up mastering a lot of things.
I am sure going into business again and this time, with a more positive energy.
And yes, I reached my husband the next morning and I think I can cope better now when he travels.
Oh that's all right then, happy new year