Well as they say, what was hard to endure is sweet to recall; in this case,  your exit. 

Curious that you still want to "inform" us of your departure. Sometimes I read Episcopal Café and have never found, for example, an ex-Episcopalian knocking the EC or informing Cafe people how he/she -- as an ex-Episcopalian (or, say, an Ordinariate Catholic) -- is being led in a more "authentically Christian direction" (i.e., away from the EC). Were that to happen, I would ask "Why"? Why post? If the ex-Episcopalian is happy, why? Why come on the Episcopal Café? To super-moralize one's departure? Maybe he/she hopes his/her posts will generate a transference of  resentment of sorts to Episcopal readers that he/she still bears against the EC?? Who knows! Anyway, not many ex-Episcopalians post on the Episcopal Café. They have moved on, have followed their conscience (as you note) and have much better things to do in their new church community than inform Episcopalians of their departure from the EC.