As an adult child of divorce , turning the calendar over to the year 2014 causes me to wonder what this year has in store for me as I navigate the continued aftermath of my parents divorce. I enthusiastically wished many people a "Happy New Year" a few days ago, and yet I wonder, "what will be new about it?" and "what will make it happy?" When my parents first divorced, many things were new. There were many new hurts, new questions, and new relationship issues. Yet, on a grander scale, I understood that "there is nothing new under the sun" ( Eccl. 1:9) My family was not the first to experience the effects of divorce, nor would it be the last. The road of divorce has been well-traveled, unfortunately. But I had not been on the road before, so it was new to me!!! In many ways , a new year is similar. Another day, just on a new page of the calendar. A series of days and weeks that is very familiar to many other minutes and hours of ot