Tonight is my last night of work. At 6am tomorrow, I'll be officially unemployed. That's a pretty sobering thought.
Also tomorrow, a co-worker will be buying my Chevy S-10 pickup, so I'll be out from under that debt.
Plans are finalizing, contacts are being made, loose ends are being tied up, and I've packed, unpacked, repacked, rearranged, reconsidered, and repacked again. I'm antsy, and ready to hit the road.
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ReplyDeleteas you start your new adventure.
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