Leo and I goofing off at Doc's
Me in some supercool humongous glasses. Someone did buy them, thought you should know.
What Doc and Judy do when the electricity in the complex goes out.
It is finally here. My last day is tomorrow at Dr. Goodhead's office. It's so strange, exciting, scary, and sad. While I am thrilled to finally be leaving to go to the NICU, I am so nervous about starting a new job. At the same time, I have spent so much time at the office, I feel weird. I can't describe the feeling. I'm sad to go, but at the same time I can't wait. I'm going to miss so much. The patients mostly, but also, it's a comfort zone. Most of the time meeting new people I am so shy. I don't enjoy talking to strangers. But at the office, I could talk to anyone without being nervous or shy. It was my comfort zone. I could find out anything they wanted. I'm leaving a place where I knew all the ends and outs of the job, and going to a place where I know NOTHING. So, here's to the past 4 years, 8 months, and 19 days. Wish me luck!!
Leo and I goofing off at Doc's
Me in some supercool humongous glasses. Someone did buy them, thought you should know.
What Doc and Judy do when the electricity in the complex goes out. 
5 comments:
Good luck in your new job. :o)
It stinks starting a new job because you are at the bottom of the totem pole all over again. But, it will be worth it.
Good luck, Kim! You'll love it! Love you!
You'll do great. When you went to Doc's it was at a difficult time-they'd just fired their girls and you had to step in completely cold-and you did it! You've learned alot of great skills while being there-and you catch on to things so fast (unlike us old people). It is hard to start over-but at the same time we have opportunities that we wouldn't have
had before.
I miss my old comfort zone too-but don't miss the hard times-you know what I mean.
This will be great for you-and for your family-you will be able to be with Capri more-what a blessing! You're going to do great! love you-mama
Kimmie, you made it a real pleasure to go to Dr. Bob's office. He is a good friend, and we think the world of him and Judy, but you gave the office a bright, cheery ambiance! We'll miss you there, but I know you'll do very well in your new job. We wish you the best . . . Just keep us in the loop!
Our love to you, Leo and li'l Capri!
David & Susie
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