Project 365 – Day 116

Running shoes

Project 365 – Day 114

Soul

Project 365 – Day 64

A year later

Project 365 – Day 38

Thoughts

Project 365 – Day 11

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Weekend thoughts

So as I was saying in the last post, it’s been rough over the past couple of weeks.  Here, at the 6 month point of my job, I thought that I was doing really well.  There’s nothing like messing up royally to take the wind out of your sails.  And now I’m sitting here wondering if I’m cut out for the job.  It would be really easy to give up and say, “You know what? Maybe someone else would be better suited to the job than me.”  It’s tempting.  But, I have invested so much into this career change that it would be ridiculous to give up without trying to make it work.

Lazy Sunday afternoon

It’s a very lazy kind of Sunday in my apartment today. Slept in. Lounged in bed playing on my iPad for a couple of hours. The cats definitely enjoyed the sleep-in.

When I finally decided to get up and do something, I found a great recipe on Pinterest for a pumpkin spice latte. I also found a great pattern for the next crochet-along square (hint: look at it now because it’s free).

Life as I know it (then and now)

It’s been a very lazy weekend.  Spent most of yesterday napping (which made it horrendous to try and sleep last night) and playing with the cats.  Got a late start to the morning.  Ended up treating myself to a bath with one of Saje’s Well Being bath swishes.  If you know this product, then you know that there’s a little message inside.  Here’s mine.

Day 30: Anything you want to post about

As of today, I have lived in Red Deer for 3 months. It’s hard to believe that this much time has gone by already. When I first thought about accepting my new job, a year seemed so incredibly long. I guess being so busy at work has, for the most part, kept me too busy to think about time passing. While I was walking to and from the Farmer’s Market this morning, I got to thinking about how my life has changed. So my last post of the blog challenge will be full of my wandering thoughts.

Time for a huge change!

I’ve been pretty quiet over the past month because I’m preparing for a major overhaul in my life.  If you had told me 2 months ago that I would be in this position now, I would have laughed!  Yet here I am, on the cusp of a major new beginning

Every new beginning means the end of something old.  I quit my job at the optometry clinic after only 10 months.