I am about to close a major chapter in my life. Tomorrow will usher in the end of 14 years of service with my company. It is hard to believe it’s over after 14 years and it is time for me to move on. I’ve had some good days and I’ve had some bad days but I won’t complain!
I’m filled with excitement, a little anxiety and some spurts of nostalgia. It all really hit me this morning that I only have one more day left. The "Baby" has finally grown up!
As the word of my leaving spread through the office, many people approached me with their story of what it’s been like working with me over the years. I never realized how many people I’ve touched and how much I was appreciated. It has been a very humbling experience and one that I am truly thankful to God for.
My new opportunity is on the other side of town so my surroundings will be completely unfamiliar. I can only liken it to going off to college and leaving home for the first time. My new company has welcomed me with open arms. They genuinely seem to be as happy to have me as I am to have them.
I am a Project Manager!!! Yay me :o)
So thankful …
I found myself in tears this morning as I drove to work. My tears were those of a thankful heart. This morning I had a moment of reflection on the highs and lows of my life and all the stuff in between. I reflected on all those character building moments that have molded me into the person I am today. I was filled with thankfulness to God – first and foremost – for never giving up on me (because I would have) and for those people in my life who have loved, appreciated and found value in me.
Coming out of my shell has been a truly rewarding experience. I’ve had some pretty amazing experiences and have encountered some truly AWESOME human beings. The caterpillar has emerged as a glorious butterfly and loves every second of every day. I finally realized life has to be lived not observed. It’s a lot more fun being in the game than sitting on the bench watching.
Coming out of my shell has been a truly rewarding experience. I’ve had some pretty amazing experiences and have encountered some truly AWESOME human beings. The caterpillar has emerged as a glorious butterfly and loves every second of every day. I finally realized life has to be lived not observed. It’s a lot more fun being in the game than sitting on the bench watching.
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)