Last Thursday the decision was made for me. My position is being moved off-shore and my last day is January 9th. I am so happy and excited. We have enough warning to actually pay the bills down. We will be in a good place in January. I have plenty of time to decide what I want to do. If I don't end up finding a job that starts immediately after this job ends I will be able to spend some one on one time with Kalen, and return to the volunteer job I had prior to getting pregnant with Kalen. I feel free. I feel like this is part of the grand plan. It will be an exciting twist to the story of our lives, just like Clay's lay off a few years ago.
I do, however, feel awful for all my co-workers who are also being laid off. Most of them are in a much different place in their lives and this is quite a blow to them. I hope that it will turn out to be a blessing in disguise for them as well. I really hope that everyone lands on their feet. I think they will. The job market here is so much better then it was even a year ago.
In a couple of weeks I start my Medical Terminology class. I will have that under my belt by the time I really start looking for jobs. I have seen a lot of jobs recently that I thought I would enjoy and was qualified for except that I didn't have Medical Terminology. Or maybe I will decide to really pursue going back to school at that time. We'll see.
It is just an exciting adventure to know things are changing and have no idea what is ahead in the next couple years. With Clay's new job we are secure, there is no fear. I am lucky beyond words.
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