86 of 100 ... Last Week with Kearl!

Life is about beginnings and endings, about startings and finishings.  I remember once a student told me studying literature was pointless.  How can it be when our lives reflect story?  Rising action, climax, inciting moments, dénouements. This interview? An inciting moment.  Or maybe the first day of the job?  Rising action ... to what?  And is this the short story or is this part of a larger story that is about where I'm headed? Maybe this is all part of the rising action to something else ...

This week will be full of completions and passing off my responsibility to the person who will cover it next.  It was sad to remove my name from the Organizational Chart, the one I took pride in its creation.  Ah well ... I'm looking forward to the new things that will soon begin!  Until then ... it's about endings first.

DAY'S REPORT:

Habits: 
- Clean Sink:  yes
- Cups of Water: don't know
- Hours of sleep: 7h
- Meds: yes (timer for 8:30 a good idea!)
- Reading: yes (fiction)
- FoodRecord: no  
- Steps: 3887 steps (off for charging)

Goal Advancement for today:   
Nothing to mention
(E-Environment, H:Health, F:Financial, PD: Prof/Personal Development, R: Relationships.) 
 
Gratitude: Today, I'm grateful for ... 
1. the people I got to know on Kearl, people that I hope our friendship will continue after I leave.
2. the three years I had on Kearl - there were times when I was bored, times when I was frustrated, but there were good times also.  And any experience under my belt fortifies my confidence as I transfer into the next position.
3. for the kind note I received from one of the girls at work - it came out of the blue and it was so nice to read!  So often I forget that others are watching me ... I'd rather be oblivious sometimes but moments like that, I realize that people do notice me and it's nice when I leave a positive experience with them!
4. the time I have to wrap things up.  I have found that I tend to work in 'groups' - I wait until I have a bit and then I blitz through it.  But that catches me in moments like this - where my tasks are in a state of incompletion.  So, than goodness I have time to complete all my tasks in preparation to pass them over! 
5. being able to spend time at work late.  I won't be able to do that in the new place!