Day 5 Today; Day 4 Tomorrow

Well I am almost at the career finish line ... words cannot express how I feel ...  wonderfully, happy, relieved, thankful, joyful, grateful, terrific, awesome, and truly blessed!

I will no longer have to get up early to go to work
I will no longer have to drive through storms to get to work
I will no longer have to stay in the city because of a snow storm
I will no longer have to take my dogs to daycare because I work
I will no longer have to meet other people's expectations
I will no longer have to answer to anyone but me
I will no longer have to answer endless questions about nothing

I am finally free to be me!!!! LOL
I will maintain and attitude of gratitude!
I welcome this phase of my life with open arms as I have been preparing for it for a long time.
I am just going to enjoy every day to the fullest. I received the following quote from work:

LIVE IN THE MOMENT

AND MAKE IT SO BEAUTIFUL

THAT IT WILL BE WORTH

REMEMBERING ...

                                                            Author Unknown

Cheers,
Jaime

The Day After ...

Ever wonder about the day after the day before? We usually don't think about the day after while we are in the present. Consider this: Today is the day after...

Yesterday, was Remembrance Day, as I see it, everyday should be "Remembrance Day". It's true though if it's not right in front of us we tend to not give it too much thought unless of course you watch the six o'clock news. We can't help but be reminded of the loss of many lives not only in the war, but on the streets of our cities where people are being gunned down and some of them are innocent victims killed by a stray bullet. The number of law enforcement officers (city Police, RCMP, State Troopers,) officers gunned down for doing their jobs and keeping the rest of us safe has risen significantly over the years.

The people that do remember are those that have lost loved ones. They remember everyday and every night the people they have lost. It never goes away. they always remember, even the day after they still remember.