The fat lady sang

[winsomeone]

I've been MIA for the past two weeks tying up loose ends. At the beginning of July I took a deep breath, looked around and realized it really was time to step off the precipice and stop straddling that line of indecision. No one likes a waffler

Comments

[debris4spike]

Yes, I'm still procrastinating - so good on you for making that decision!

Wish I knew what to do with my life - that would help!!

[winsomeone]

The decision wasn't one I would have chosen, but the economics just couldn't be ignored any longer.

I know exactly how you feel-I have no clue what I want to be when I grow up. :-)

[bojojoti]

Change is a roller coaster, so, yes, scary and exhilarating.

I'm sure it's a relief not to try to keep a leaky boat afloat.

May you land on your feet in a wonderful opportunity.

[winsomeone]

I've been trying to keep everything going for awhile (as you know) but it was just not improving. Hopefully the economy will improve soon.

As for opportunities-I'm keeping my fingers crossed that someone will want to take a chance on me.

[sammywol]

Oh boy! Not sure whether commiserations or congratulations are most in order but best wishes either way.

[winsomeone]

Thanks muchly.

[petzipellepingo]

So I've closed my business and joined the ranks of the unemployed, rebooting my life like the icon I chose for this post.

Is it possible to be both excited and exhilarated about a new chapter in one's life and alternately frightened out of one's wits all at the same time?

You'll be just fine and good luck with your search.

[winsomeone]

Thanks Petzi.

Here's hoping someone won't mind hiring a middle-aged woman with a very strange and varied resume.

[curiouswombat]

Congratulations on a big decision made. Here's wishing you success in whatever you do next.

[winsomeone]

Thanks C.

Now I just have to figure out what that's going to be...