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Last day!

Oh, by the way! Today is my last day of work! They had a potluck for me, and everyone had such nice things to say! I am really going to miss the people I work with and work for. The other day in Walmart, I saw an owner of one of the group homes we had gone in to to help one of their clients. We did a lot of work with him. He would headlock people and get very anxious, was very, to the T, routine. He did so well, with us! Anyway, I said hi to her and asked how things were going. She said great! She then said, "Thanks again for your help." And for the first time, really, I felt good about the job I have been doing. I hadn't really felt that before.

So today when I came in to work, I really thought I was going to feel no emotion towards the part of leaving the workforce. But I sat here and was a little sad that this was the last day I would be helping the people that used this service. I will also miss the people in my office. They have always been wonderful, with words of encouragment, motivation, understanding, and lots of laughter. I will truly miss them.

So! I'm on to the next adventure! I'm taking the big plunge in to the unknown, and see how the water flows!

Thanks for all of your prayers and nice words! It's been greatly appreciated.

Comments

Kristen said…
What exactly did you do? It sounds like you use to work on the floor like I am doing now...but what came next? And HOW did you get there? (although I can't imagine NOT working on the floor...someday I will get there!)
Ehlan said…
We'll keep up the prayers for your NEW endeavor! :)
Ran into Kristina Merkouris at the Oak Gallery yesterday...seems you did too recently! Small world!
How's it going...how's being at home? Are you busier than you ever thought?
Anonymous said…
...and the adventure begins!

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