My first full day of free-agency in 14 years started with the same alarm clock time and the same morning routine. Gotta get the wife out the door to work and the kids out the door in time for the school bus. At the same time, it felt like I was getting ready to go, too. Except no lunch to pack.
Spent the first hour or so reviewing the requirements for the scout troop camp out for February, then poked around on a few local company web sites. I'm still recovering from the shell-shock, but there have been a lot of warm emails from well-wishers, and I appreciate that. Thanks.
This afternoon, I need to get started with the career transition firm that I get to use. I'm not going to post a daily play-by-play of this period of change. It just isn't good form and probably it would be a jinx anyway.
2 comments:
Hang in there, Rick. You'll land on your feet.
Things happen for a reason -there must be something bigger and better out ther waiting for you.
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